Good afternoon my friends. With the holiday season upon us, I think it’s fair to say we’ve gotten an early Christmas present with this latest growth portfolio update. In only 3 weeks, we’re already up 100%! Watch this video to see what stocks are in my growth portfolio, and to also see how you can help me finish building out this new portfolio.
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As expected, our new growth portfolio has gone down a tad bit after its impressive start and run-up, primarily because of BAKKT. BAKKT Holdings ran up to $49.10 but was inevitably going to come down a little bit. However, to my surprise, it’s holding up even stronger than I expected in the low mid $30s….
This week’s growth portfolio update could be better. Sometimes when people talk smack about dividend portfolios they try to make it out as if growth stocks are guaranteed to only shoot up to the moon. Boy, are they full of it! Or maybe some would simply push back and say I was a sucker for…
And the marathon continues with my M1 Finance Growth Portfolio Update for Sunday, November 21st, 2021. We’re up to 11.47% and can’t be happier! These days, this money would only be getting 0.10% in a savings account. So we’re doing well for our dividend portfolio but compared to our growth portfolio, it’s still not a…
Are you familiar with the term woke investing? To me, woke investing simply means you are investing in a company that is making a meaningful difference in society and in the world. Am I the most woke investor? Most likely not, I want to make money. But I don’t want to support a company that…
Many people save money in an emergency fund account. Emergency funds are used for people to save up money for any possible emergencies or disasters that may occur. But what about an emergency savings fund vs. investing? Is an emergency fund better than investing, or vice versa? Well, I would like to discuss this matter…