With current inflation levels, might be worth considering investing in I bonds. Max is $10K /person per year but the returns are pretty much guaranteed.
I still like the energy sector, particularly midstream. Also like Silver. Index funds. I think financials such as large banks stand to gain in this interest rate environment.
I've also been hearing about iBonds, or something like that, but haven't done my research.
I have 2 large plastic containers of them we bought for our daughter 30 years ago. She said they’d appreciate and pay for her college tuition. Maybe it’s time to start taking pictures and posting on eBay.
I invested in a really good waffle iron earlier this year, and I have no regrets. I'm eating some of the best waffles of my life.
It's the classic round All-Clad in case anybody is wondering. I should've bought one years ago. I never knew a waffle iron could make such a big difference. I always thought the issue was my recipe.
Thanks. I just spewed Mountain Dew all over my keyboard lol.
A popular phrase by Warren Buffett in the trading world is “be fearful when others are greedy and be greedy when others are fearful. This means that be fearful when a stock or market sector is high and be prepared to sell or start selling. Don’t buy or FOMO in when the stock has already ran up. Be greedy when others are fearful means that people are scared of buying a stock that has been dropping or has been beaten down. This is the best time to buy, because you’re buying it when it’s on “sale”.
I like this.
Our entire neighborhood flooded during Harvey. All of the residents were fearful of building back and started selling. Investors came in and bought a lot of the houses and rebuilt them. Houses are now selling for 30% higher than they were pre Harvey and they aren't going down (for now)...
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