Welcome to the Hardcore Husky Forums. Folks who are well-known in Cyberland and not that dumb.

Dividend Stocks - Good Piece Here

13»

Comments

  • creepycoug
    creepycoug Member Posts: 24,286
    godawgst said:

    EwaDawg said:

    godawgst said:

    QQQ is to tech heavy aggressive for me, although last ten years was absolutely place to be.

    When I see VYM and QQQ, I don't think oh that's too aggressive (QQQ) for a retiree or near retiree. I think abundance. Or why not both?

    I guess what I am saying is I don't plan on being retired for only a year or two which is the amount of time that the djia has stayed down.

    Split your retirement money into aggressive and safe buckets - if you want to maximize your return. Or not.

    I will.
    I am gun shy about the QQQ's. I lived thru and watched it go down from it's high in 2000, and then took 15 years to get back to it.
    At a very conceptual level, this is how I'm thinking about it.
    · Share on FacebookShare on Twitter
  • creepycoug
    creepycoug Member Posts: 24,286
    godawgst said:

    QQQ is to tech heavy aggressive for me, although last ten years was absolutely place to be.

    I wonder with the state of the world and increasing reliance on a wide variety of platforms ... will tech ever see a day of reckoning? Will it ever crash again like it did in March of 2000? Can you see a world where tech is getting its ass handed to it and everybody else is doing ok?
    · Share on FacebookShare on Twitter
  • Baseman
    Baseman Member Posts: 12,379
    creepycoug said:

    godawgst said:

    QQQ is to tech heavy aggressive for me, although last ten years was absolutely place to be.

    I wonder with the state of the world and increasing reliance on a wide variety of platforms ... will tech ever see a day of reckoning? Will it ever crash again like it did in March of 2000? Can you see a world where tech is getting its ass handed to it and everybody else is doing ok?
    The current composite of the QQQ (excluding Tesla) is made up of wide moat companies generating massive free cash flow and with sterling balance sheets. Google for instance has $140 billion in cash against $14 billion in long term debt.

    They generated $40 billion in free cash flow last year and will probably go north of $50 billion in 2021.

    I hope the market takes a shit as Google's buybacks will increase future earnings and I can buy more when it goes on sale.
    · Share on FacebookShare on Twitter