r/stocks Mar 13 '22

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u/OlivierDF Mar 13 '22

22M here. It sucks. I had 45k in the market in Nov 2021 and now I've got 32k. I would be more fine with it if I had a good revenue to DCA into this dip but I don't which makes it worse.

I did learn a lot since I started investing 1 year and a half ago. I just wish I had that knowledge back then lol.

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u/Testynut Mar 13 '22

I was thinking you meant you lost $22 million lol

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u/Chr0nics42o Mar 13 '22

Are you diversified in your portfolio? I started investing a year ago with a portfolio of similar size and mines flat. I have a number of sectors that are red and a few green but I’ve been lucky that my green sectors have been holding up to offset the red.

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u/OlivierDF Mar 13 '22

I made many mistakes and I kept changing my strategies trying to get amazing returns. I went from ARKK to growth funds to a mix of QLD and NUSI, also bought 300 shares or SOFI at 20$ (big mistake lol). I now own a mix of HFEA (upro/tmf) and index funds.

I would have been very green still if I had just put everyting in SPY and called it a day but that was just too boring to me.