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[TerminalTryHard]

Stag is nice for a reit plus it appears there are two avenues of growth with it; dividend and capital gains. They aren't the most diverse, however, one of their biggest clients is Amazon. I haven't looked too far into it, but, their growth may be directly tied with Amazon. What did you end up going into instead?

IHAK, I'm already very reit heavy. I'm also expecting an increase in focus on cyber security after all these high profile ransomware attacks.

 

[Absurd]

IHAK, I'm already very reit heavy. I'm also expecting an increase in focus on cyber security after all these high profile ransomware attacks.

Nice! I need to cut some of my positions, a lil overweight; just waiting for the Ex div on two and probably gonna bounce. I hadn't considered looking into Cyber Security, I think that is a very good bet!

 

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GNPK

https://www.satellitetoday.com/business/2021/06/03/filling-the-middle-market-in-space-redwire-ceo-talks-strategy-and-spac/

https://www.aerospacemanufacturinganddesign.com/article/sierra-space-redwire-sign-in-space-manufacturing-agreement/

balls deep

 

[Blake Chortles]

Anyone in TLRY? Bought at 17.6 and sold at 21. Bought back in at 20. I think with the legalization rulings we could see a spike

 

[TheRedChair]

Just a heads up. Remember I have stated about waiting a bit to see what is going to happen and then make my move? Well It seems that a few corps are doing the same.

https://www.marketwatch.com/story/dimon-jpmorgan-is-sitting-on-about-500-million-in-cash-waiting-to-invest-in-higher-rates-11623700397?mod=home-page

AGAIN It does not matter if you were as poor as fuck as I was. What matters is that you save MONEY. Everything else is just BULLSHIT.

And once you get a certain amount that you save... YOU INVEST WISELY.

Your portfolio should be Broad based. My current portfolio as of this moment, which of course can change quickly is 65% investment property, 30% cash and 5% stocks. Even my stocks are dividend based.

When I was younger it was more on stocks and less on cash but always 50% on investment properties. During the Dot.com era is was 50% investment properties, 45% mutual funds and 5% cash.

Oh and DON'T BE FUCKING GREEDY. You set a price point to bail and you do. Then work on your next assessment on what to invest next. I left 6 months early before the dot.com crash making a massive amount of money, because I had set my priorities when I was going to bail and I did. Millions of people and corporations did not.

So again just a heads up on things. The corps and myself are thinking very similarly. Heh and that's scary.