Twitter IPO / Who Buyin?
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@BASEDVATO
rolling w/ fido eh?
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fuckery and fuckery
Not sure about twitter still this is my profolio atm, nothing outragous, I just throw in money when I can, started about a year ago.
Now you know, I gotta give you shit about TRIQUINT SEMI.....really? INTC has been providing the highest dividend yield in the industry for quite some time. Yes, the splits that made millionaires overnight in the stock is a thing of the past, but the dividend and growth remains strong, I'm luvin it. Shame on you for that. Props overall though, not bad.
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BASEDVATO and BASEDVATO
TRIQUINT SEMI is the black eye of my profolio, I'm only holding on in hopes to break even, I didn't put much into that company though.
I have few K more i'll be able to invest in the coming month, and researching what I want to put it into.
Any thoughts... def not twitter, I already took the gamble with Facebook and did ok. Don't want to test my luck with twitter.
I have few K more i'll be able to invest in the coming month, and researching what I want to put it into.
Any thoughts... def not twitter, I already took the gamble with Facebook and did ok. Don't want to test my luck with twitter.
It really depends what sector you are looking at. Unless you are going to Invest in INTC I would stay away from Semiconductor. I don't want to tell you where to put your money though, I am no professional or qualified to tell you what to buy.
Research what the big dogs have bought and if you can get in lower than they did, you are more than likely in good shape.
If you are looking for long term, see what offers best dividend yields or growth potential.
If you are looking short-term research those separately. I could name some companies I'm invested in or looking at but I am not a big dog in this game (sounds like we need
@Mike Manson
pops advice on that lol).
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IDIX, OPK, YuMe, NKA, DDD, TGE, RAD, WHX, CDTI, AOI, ABT, ABBV
Research what the big dogs have bought and if you can get in lower than they did, you are more than likely in good shape.
If you are looking for long term, see what offers best dividend yields or growth potential.
If you are looking short-term research those separately. I could name some companies I'm invested in or looking at but I am not a big dog in this game (sounds like we need
@Mike Manson
pops advice on that lol). --------------------------------------------
IDIX, OPK, YuMe, NKA, DDD, TGE, RAD, WHX, CDTI, AOI, ABT, ABBV
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I fucked up not getting my 401k started early, barely doing that now... probably gonna go roth. My company doesn't offer it so i'll be doing it on my own.
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BASEDVATO and BASEDVATO
That's exactly it.
If you contribute to a traditional 401k, it lowers your taxable income now. So you'll pay less taxes on your current paychecks, and depending on your income level & how much you contribute, you might be able to get down into a lower tax bracket too. (But you will have to pay taxes on everything later on when you start making withdrawals.)
If you contribute to a Roth, you're putting in money that you've already paid taxes on, so you'll never have to pay taxes on it again, or any of the earnings when you withdraw them later in life.
If you contribute to a traditional 401k, it lowers your taxable income now. So you'll pay less taxes on your current paychecks, and depending on your income level & how much you contribute, you might be able to get down into a lower tax bracket too. (But you will have to pay taxes on everything later on when you start making withdrawals.)
If you contribute to a Roth, you're putting in money that you've already paid taxes on, so you'll never have to pay taxes on it again, or any of the earnings when you withdraw them later in life.
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