If you look back about 300 pages- I suggested Financial stocks. I realize dividends and steady growth are boring to many on here- but my entire portfolio is green now.
The "experts" were saying stay away from bank stocks, but I bought most at their 52 week lows. I regret not getting Square and Paypal though. [Reply]
Originally Posted by Halfcan:
If you look back about 300 pages- I suggested Financial stocks. I realize dividends and steady growth are boring to many on here- but my entire portfolio is green now.
The "experts" were saying stay away from bank stocks, but I bought most at their 52 week lows. I regret not getting Square and Paypal though.
Originally Posted by Halfcan:
If you look back about 300 pages- I suggested Financial stocks. I realize dividends and steady growth are boring to many on here- but my entire portfolio is green now.
The "experts" were saying stay away from bank stocks, but I bought most at their 52 week lows. I regret not getting Square and Paypal though.
SQ dropped a lot yesterday. I bought some shares. [Reply]
Originally Posted by MTG#10:
What do you guys use to track stocks in your portfolios? I've always used Google Finance but it's becoming unbearably slow.
I can use my Fidelity as well but the UI sucks. Google was great until it started lagging on me. Must be an Android thing because it's fine on my laptop. [Reply]
Originally Posted by MTG#10:
I can use my Fidelity as well but the UI sucks. Google was great until it started lagging on me. Must be an Android thing because it's fine on my laptop.
Oh anything sucks on a phone. It’s pretty hard to review charts outside of a computer, IMO. [Reply]
Originally Posted by MTG#10:
What do you guys use to track stocks in your portfolios? I've always used Google Finance but it's becoming unbearably slow.
Ally Bank- I really like it although I don’t have a lot to compare it to
Originally Posted by MTG#10:
I can use my Fidelity as well but the UI sucks. Google was great until it started lagging on me. Must be an Android thing because it's fine on my laptop.
I’m using Webull on mobile, you have to have an account with them. Banyon and I had a good discussion on platforms a ways back in the thread. His thoughts are worth reading. [Reply]
Originally Posted by MTG#10:
What do you guys use to track stocks in your portfolios? I've always used Google Finance but it's becoming unbearably slow.
Think or Swim (owned by TD)
I keep a minimal amount in that account (around $100) just to use their charts. [Reply]