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How do you allocate your portfolio, percentage wise?

>cash in broketage account
>stocks
>options

>>20367267
Didnt realize how ironic your advice is comsidering the advice george constanza was given in one episode albeit I wouldn't apply this to all aspects of my life. Only to buying stocks (when I want to sell) and selling stocks (when i should hold or buy more) and stock options (not fomoing and not fudding out of a position and cutting the winners when im already up by a lot)

>>20367326
Basically you
>go all in
>once you hit 1% you jump out
>if it goes down, baghold until you get 1%
Correct? As long as it is with "safe" companies this doesn't sound like a bad idea.

>>20367537
Good point. I've rarely panic sold anything I doubt would go bankrupt. Meme stocks and 3x leverage etfs on the otherhand....

>>20367627
Thanks for the info.

>>20334404
>'stocks I want to own'
Lmao you gave me a good laff. I also sold a put this morning but backed the fuck out cause I don't wanna hold heavy bags. I want it cheap. Realistically I went a bit too far itm out of greed for the premium unlike my first sell put on SOXL. Ended up breaking about even meaning all the SOXL puts I ever did were pointless.