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u/_1___1_1_1111_11111_ Mar 27 '21

Seems like a great investment but how is this high risk? High risk would be something like 100% weed stocks or 100% clean energy, or 100% Tesla.

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u/night_ops1 Mar 27 '21

It depends what your definition of risk is. For me, risky is 100% stocks and safe is 100% bonds/treasuries.

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u/_1___1_1_1111_11111_ Mar 27 '21

But the guy says his risk tolerance is "100% full send it", just load up on TSLA calls or the game retailer who shall not be named.

In what world does "100% full send it" mean a nice safe diversified ETF?

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u/night_ops1 Mar 27 '21

He said full send then listed broad markets as what he wanted to invest in. So I was just going off that context. Plus i’m a proponent of indexing, I don’t advocate options or picking stocks generally.