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Anonymous Tue Jul 18 01:23:01 2023 No.55582883 [Reply] [Original]

New to investing. Before I start throwing money around at random stocks I want to build a solid foundation. I'm looking for blue chip stocks that aren't hundreds of dollars though. I'm looking for less obvious ones that a google search might not turn up in the first results. Also is this a good strategy in general?

>>	Anonymous Tue Jul 18 01:31:10 2023 No.55582943 >>55582883 Big Lots

>>	Anonymous Tue Jul 18 01:31:23 2023 No.55582945 you don't get bonus points for being different. there are good obvious stocks and bad obvious stocks. there are good less obvious stocks and bad obvious stocks

>>	Anonymous Tue Jul 18 01:35:03 2023 No.55582978 >>55582945 I'm not trying to be different I just can't afford a reasonable number of obvious good stocks like microsoft, amazon, etc.

Anonymous Tue Jul 18 02:13:57 2023 No.55583318
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>>55582883
Buy good “expensive” stocks .1 at a time or if you have a decent portfolio use margin to buy whole shares and pay it off over time

I like BLK AVGO and TDG as long term holds and they’re not cheap

if you’re looking for basic bitch bluechips DIS is on sale rn (no divy)

Dividend paying stocks are a good way to get things going WKLY and TGIF pay dividends weekly SPYI, JEPI, TLH, BND
are all pretty decent and they pay monthly. most things pay quarterly if anything but I like SCHD

>>	Anonymous Tue Jul 18 02:18:43 2023 No.55583367 >>55582883 Why not just buy ETFs? A lot of people will tell you that picking single stocks could lead to massive losses for you. Regardless of them being blue chip. The obvious ones are SPY, QQQ, XLF, XLV, XLP Do not try to reinvent the wheel.

>>	Anonymous Tue Jul 18 02:19:46 2023 No.55583372 >>55582883 Consumer Staples Mutual Fund.

>>	Anonymous Tue Jul 18 02:46:51 2023 No.55583598 >>55583367 What's the catch with ETFs? They bundle a bunch of stocks and give you inherent diversity and can track the market which is generally solid. They seem like cheating so what are big draw backs?

Anonymous Tue Jul 18 02:52:09 2023 No.55583651

>>55583598
The market crashes and you lose your money.

Or 1 of the companies has massive fraud and/or goes bankrupt.

It's all risk vs reward over the time-scale you plan to invest for, also have a set profit margin and stick to it, there's plenty of bitcoin investors who could have made hundreds of thousands but thought they'd wait for it to go up just a bit more.

>>	Anonymous Tue Jul 18 02:54:53 2023 No.55583686 File: 179 KB, 220x208, 1662162667438214.gif [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >price >not market cap

>>	Anonymous Tue Jul 18 03:27:53 2023 No.55583920 >>55582978 >can't afford microsoft, amazon, etc. Fractional shares

>>	Anonymous Tue Jul 18 03:30:29 2023 No.55583945 >>55582883 AFG?

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