Man of Honour
WSB is back.
If you ran the sub and someone offered you a few mil to shut it off for a few days what would you do?
Is the massive rise in GME, AMC etc the reason why a lot of funds have gone backwards in the last few days? I've only dared to invest a bit in funds (with a long term aim) and not particularly big sums either.
Likely yes. People selling other things to find positions on the WSB nonsense. Plus the general nervousness of people like myself that see it as another indicator that there will be a more widespread correction in the near future.
I found the whole GameStop thing very confusing, but this video cleared it right up for me:
Can one buy a hedge in a "Wet Market"I found the whole GameStop thing very confusing, but this video cleared it right up for me:
Another sea of red today. Have we reached the tipping point? Might unwind a little more once the opening plummet has recovered....
Got out of my funds that are heavily exposed to the US. Kept my UK Covid stocks. Sitting out for a bit.
What is the general professional advice with regards to exposure? Should it be calculated as cost or value? I am for example heavily over-exposed to Tesla at the monent, but only due to gains; my value of holdings represent about 35% of my total including cash, but less than 5% of costs. I could sell 100% of my initial investment and still have it be 30% of my holdings.
Should you sell when stocks gain simply due to exposure, base that on cost, or another determination?