Shares of $AAPL rose 5% yesterday on news that Apple is investing an additional $100 billion in the US. I have sold $AAPL stock this year and moved my money into $GOOG and $AMZN. Apple no longer strikes me as an interesting company and growth is slowing.
Do you still consider $AAPL a growth stock?
This week has been pretty interesting overall and a lot has happened. Some stocks have fallen significantly, which has also created interesting opportunities. I bought into $AMZNafter the drop and put some money into BTC as well.
What stocks are you buying now? Where do you see interesting opportunities?
That $NVO is obviously very cheap and the fundamental remains the same, so I'll be overbought.
📅 This week's key events!
This week is really full of important macroeconomic events and also corporate results. Here's a list of the most interesting things I'll be watching.
📈 Tuesday
JOLTS Job Openings - Let's keep an eye on the tightness in the labor market. Fewer job openings could signal a cooling economy.
Consumer confidence in the U.S. - An important barometer of future...
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📅 This week's key events!
Important geopolitical events, market data, the start of earnings season and even the Fedminutes are on the schedule this week. Here are the most important things to watch:
🌍 Monday
BRICS Summit - a summit of emerging economies. Discussion of alternative currencies, strengthening trade ties outside the dollar system, and energy cooperation could all have...
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There's a lot going on and the stock is quite volatile. It's interesting to watch Musk too😂
It's hard to say, but in 15 years they'll be driving mostly EVs, so I imagine I'll be holding $TSLA stock for a long time.
Which stock have you bought most often recently?
For me, it would definitely be $AMZN, $TTD and $NVO. I've been overbought these three stocks a lot lately because their price has been very low, but the fundamentals haven't changed, which I see as a great opportunity to increase my position.
I also lightly shop all the time, but I confess I still stay away from celery. I don't know, I just see it all as too much of a "comedy" where one says A, then B, then it's refuted, back to A, and the markets react to everything but actually in a time frame of six months I don't dare to guess if we're in growth or decline. Technology and AI are still holding the market because there is a hunger for chips, but those tariffs can really put a lot of pressure on consumers and who knows what then. 🤷♂️
The last few weeks I've just been adding $GOOG $AMZN $NVDA. I see, as with you Luky, one more time then $TTD was mentioned here, I'm looking at info and a digital marketing company, which is definitely a trend too, but isn't there a lot of competition in this? What makes the company interesting to you?
Otherwise cash I still hold probably quite a bit, around 20% but as I said I don't really believe Trump has stopped "swirling the waters".
I don't have one in my portfolio at night and I only invest once. If I wanted to invest regularly, I would choose SP500.
📊 Investment overview of the week: Giants' results, macroeconomic numbers and key impulses for the markets!
Get ready for a busy week that could have a major impact on market sentiment. The combination of corporate results and important data from the US economy promises a really interesting week.
🍕 Monday
📊 Results before the markets open:
Domino's Pizza $DPZ - Results will show...
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I think the acquisition is great. $160 is a great price, I'm taking advantage of the drop and buying.
Ulta Beauty, which sells cosmetics, reported its results yesterday. The results were very good and the stock rose 7% in the aftermarket. Buffett also bought shares in this company last year, but sold them after a short time. For me, this company is not very interesting, and this sector is represented in my portfolio by $MC.PA and $AMZN.
There are much better companies in this sector and I would rather focus on $RMS.PA.
There are certainly more interesting positions now. $AAPL isn't exactly cheap right now, so I've been buying up $AMD and $GOOG.