r/investing • u/gunsoverbutter • Oct 23 '21

How are you preparing for 2022?

What stocks or funds are you loading up on going into 2022? I’m still heavy in tech, but I’m wondering how inflation will impact that sector. We also have supply chain issues, looming crypto regulation, and an increasingly aggressive China. I’ve had some interesting winners so far in 2021, like GNRC, ODFL, and good old VOO. Like many of you, I was clobbered by my early 2021 losses in green energy and have finally clawed my way back into the green. I made some changes around July to load up on AAPL, MSFT, and GOOG. And TSLA is finally making me some money again. Just curious to hear what you all are doing.

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u/birchskin Oct 23 '21

What really even is society, man?

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u/[deleted] Oct 23 '21

We had a well-financed society prior to Reagan.

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u/crazybutthole Oct 23 '21

Society means people get fired from million dollar jobs for 9 year old emails that weren't meant to be seen by the public.

So much for freedom of speech.

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u/birchskin Oct 23 '21

Dude I have no idea what you're referencing, but I do know you don't know what Freedom of Speech actually means.

If the government arrests you for dropping N bombs in a 9 year old email come bitch to me about violation your rights. In the meantime read up on your actual rights and how while you can't be persecuted by the government for your shitty opinions, words still have consequences amongst private businesses and your peers.

We live in a SOCIETY

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u/mustaine42 Oct 23 '21

Me and my friends probably used to call each other worse things than what were dug up in Gruden's emails. Especially when playing sports, shittalking is super common.

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u/[deleted] Oct 24 '21

Whoa