Bought my first stocks in November 2025 (only fund before that). All-in on Micron. Up 320%. Great success. Prolly a lot of luck though that I happened to pick such a great stock.
At some point though I prolly need to move money out of high risk stocks and into safer stuff like rent funds, gold, silver, bonds or whatever. So fellas how do you determine when it's time to switch, any macro-economic numbers or something? Or is it impossible to forsee with any precision (a few months precision) about when stock market, in general, will be less profitable?
What are your methods and are they successful (key!)? Or is my question flawed?
Bonus question: Anyone into leveraged assets (or whatever they're called) bull/bear certs with multipliers (x2 x3 x10 etc). What's your opinion about such, too much like throwing dice or good stuff?
(Btw regarding Micron I guess Micron only has max 0-6 good months left so the "hyper" period might be over. Report comes in 4 days, if report is bad then my guess is Micron super-cycle is over.)
Bought my first stocks in November 2025 (only fund before that). All-in on Micron. Up 320%. Great success. Prolly a lot of luck though that I happened to pick such a great stock.
At some point though I prolly need to move money out of high risk stocks and into safer stuff like rent funds, gold, silver, bonds or whatever. So fellas how do you determine when it's time to switch, any macro-economic numbers or something? Or is it impossible to forsee with any precision (a few months precision) about when stock market, in general, will be less profitable?
What are your methods and are they successful (key!)? Or is my question flawed?
Bonus question: Anyone into leveraged assets (or whatever they're called) bull/bear certs with multipliers (x2 x3 x10 etc). What's your opinion about such, too much like throwing dice or good stuff?
(Btw regarding Micron I guess Micron only has max 0-6 good months left so the "hyper" period might be over. Report comes in 4 days, if report is bad then my guess is Micron super-cycle is over.)
