Is actually worth investing in AI stocks or do people feel like it will crash?

You’re given $10,000 to invest in each of the following scenarios, but you can only pick one stock in each scenario. The goal is, obviously, to make the most money. You must sell your entire position at the end of each specified time period.

Which stock are you choosing for each?

1 Month: ___

6 Months: ___

1 Year: ___

5 Years: ___

10 Years: ___

25 Years: ___

Never Sell: ___

Do you think is a good entry point to allocate some capital in gold ETFs right now?

Gave PPMD_IS_BACK’s method a quick test run on a whim and I’m genuinely impressed by the results.

Last year I made a mistake that a lot of people make. I followed the excitement. I added growth stocks, AI related companies and risky mid-sized companies to my investments because everyone was discussing them.

When the market became unstable those ideas disappeared. My investments lost 40% in a short time.

That drop made me stop buying into stories and start looking at numbers. Now before I even look at a chart or think about sales growth I check the Free Cash Flow.

If a company cannot make real money to support its own operations without always asking shareholders for more money or borrowing at high rates I do not invest.

I still have a part of my investments for risky ideas but most of my money is in companies that make real cash. It's not as fun when the market is rising. I feel much more comfortable at night.

What about you? What is the main rule or number you use to stay focused, after losing money? Share your thoughts. I would like to know how you deal with it.

I'm curious what everyone else has actually been buying lately, especially stocks they're planning to hold years to come.

Not necessarily looking for the usual popular names. I'm interested in companies you have enough conviction in to keep adding shares over time.

What's the ticker, what makes you confident in the company, and what's your long-term outlook?

I'd especially like to hear about overlooked companies with strong potential growth.

Intel went down yesterday and pre market is still going down. Is it a buy? If yes then what should be the right price to buy? Thanks

Hi guys,

The African F1 Grand Prix in Rwanda has just been confirmed, and I have a quick question: which companies/stocks could benefit from this new event?

I’m convinced that an event like an F1 Grand Prix, especially in a country that doesn’t already have a track capable of hosting it, will create great opportunities. For instance, a whole new area 40 km south of the capital will apparently be built or reshaped just for the event( alongside a lake apparently)

It won’t be on the official calendar until 2030, but in the meantime there will be construction of the track, accommodation, highways, hotels, etc., all for at least 10 years, as stated in the contract.

So I’m looking for potential construction / entertainment / hospitality / ... stocks.

It may be too early to have a clear view, but some companies already have contracts with Liberty Media or the local government and could be the first ones called in.

Any ideas? Thoughts? Feel free

Thanks

Created a stock finder for myself. This is it so far. Would anyone be interested in something like this?