I'm 83% All In On Just Two Stocks...

[@gwendymolly5953]

I already own shares of NVDA, PALANTIR, TSLA, and APPL as well. Sure, I don't mind having these equities sit around for a while, but I'd also like to appreciate short-term opportunities that could fetch $200,000

[@Griffinguardian]

The strategies are quite rigorous for the regular-Joe. As a matter of fact, they are mostly successfully carried out by pros who have had a great deal of skillset/knowledge to pull such trades off.

[@jonathanxxxx876]

Opting for an inves-tment advisr is currently the optimal approach for navigating the market, particularly for those nearing retirement. I've been consulting with a coach for a while, and my portfolio has surged by 85% since 2022

[@MarkusZweig]

Impressive gains! how can I get your advisor please, if you don't mind me asking? I could really use a help as of now

[@jonathanxxxx876]

Melissa Elise Robinson is the licensed coach I use. Just research the name. You'd find necessary details to work with a correspondence to set up an appointment.

[@dannielleemarie]

Thank you for this pointer. It was easy to find your handler, She seems very proficient and flexible. I booked a call session with her.

[@A_francis]

I am holding a cash position right now, of about 300k. I know a dip is supposed to be the buying opportunity, so whats the best stocks to dive into?

[@BenTodd-fl8nv]

diversification is key to good investing. I personally dabble in stocks, and my first rule is survival before flipping for chunky gains

[@RickWatson-xu6gw]

I would rather delegate managing my portfolio to a well experienced advisor than watch my portfolio tank!

[@judynewsom1902]

The issue is most people have the “I will do it myself mentality” but not skilled enough. Ideally, advisors are perfect reps for investing jobs and at first-hand experience, my portfolio has yielded over 350%, since covid-outbreak to date, summing up nearly $1m.

[@Armstrong741]

mind sharing details of your advisor please? my job doesn't permit me the time to analyze stocks myself

[@judynewsom1902]

*Marissa Lynn Babula* is the licensed advisor I use. Just research the name. You’d find necessary details to work with to set up an appointment

[@BillyKoda1]

I'm 79% into TSLA and PLTR myself.

[@ramadanhasan299]

There is only 1 stock with very big perspective and passionate CEO behind it - this is NVDIA!

[@Travisb238]

If there's 1 stock to rule them all, it's NVDIA

[@davidace24]

Remember, Tesla is Musk, and Musk is Tesla! Think about this for a minute. You’re not just investing in a company; you’re putting all your money on one person and relying on that person to keep going in the right direction. That is very risky in my opinion. Good Luck!

[@MrG.42]

EM is an idiot. GFY Elon

[@andrerodriguez7603]

You can say the exact same thing about Apple back in the late 90’s, with Steve Jobs. Investing is a gamble, and has always been. I’ve been gambling on Musk and Tesla since 2015, I’m 10X my initial investment. I have a big cushion to fall on if Musk kills Tesla. I can always get out with a very handsome profit if I see fire on the horizon. So far Tesla is headed in the right direction under Musk. I’ll hang in there.

[@davideyres955]

@@andrerodriguez7603it won’t be Musk that kills Tesla it will be when people wake up to the bullshit that pushes the stock value. Tesla isn’t worth the share price and is exactly the same as the tulip bubble. Plenty of people made a fortune out of that but in the end when the general population gave up on it and people lost the potential value they had.

[@InappropriateShorts]

@@davidace24 tesla has hundreds of employees and is literally a public company

[@dyingpentas]

I like Musk 5 yrs ago but not now. The guy is becoming harder and harder to understand

[@sdayalani]

98% PLTR. 2% TSLA. Building up my position in TSLA gradually. Up almost $40k in PLTR in less than 3 months

[@jandreamer7130]

May you have a lot of success, my dear brother in humanity.

[@Dantursi1]

With around $120k invested in Palantir stocks, any suggestions for additional stocks to diversify across various markets? Looking for a well-rounded portfolio that balances risk aversion with returns meeting yearly inflation concerns.

[@Rachadrian]

Prioritize two goals: strategically buy stocks to limit losses and maximize gains, and be prepared to capitalize on market shifts. Consult a financial advisor or professional for personalized guidance.

[@michaelschiemer3]

Certainly, I've been consulting with a Certified Financial Planner (CFP) since the outbreak. Beginning with an initial fund of $80k, my advisor makes decisions on when to enter and exit positions in my portfolio, which has now expanded to around $350k.

[@SteveEstrada-js9nu]

Please can you leave the info of your investment advisor here? I’m in dire need of one.

[@michaelschiemer3]

Annette Christine Conte is the licensed advisor I use. Just search the name. You’ll find the necessary details to work with to set up an appointment.

[@SteveEstrada-js9nu]

I appreciate this share. I set up a call with her and I am keen on getting to talk to her particularly. Lady looks really great though even with the exams and other stuff.

[@jaysis2283]

We must all be living the same life. Couple years back, I was extremely diversified. Now I only hold 4 stocks 35% SOFI, 28% TSLA, 26% CELH and 11% HIMS

[@filipviljamaasvensson]

I'm 80% TSLA and 20% NVDA. In Jan I diversified into NVDA by 30% and rode it up while trimming and buying back TSLA. I now own 50% more TSLA than in Jan, while also having a nice position in NVDA. Good year so far! And highlights the potential strength of being concentrated and knowing your companies.

[@RodSerling-y6p]

NVDA has better moat. I like Tesla for trading but not investing.

[@rubytuby6369]

I did the same thing about two months ago, this time I’m not selling for better or worse.❤

[@MohamedM360]

A FEW months ago i was tn the same boat as you, now im 15% on tesla and 15% on palantir and the rest on the sp500

[@jurajskovajsa9970]

way smarter than before

[@jrsands]

Good allocation. A bit high in the SP500 however. Even 50% in the SP500 is too high. I’d also suggest you consider the QQQ rather than the SP500. Over years the QQQ grows faster than the SP500 because it isn’t carrying any banks or utilities. If you want the market exposure consider splitting your market exposure allocation across both the S&P & the QQQ.

[@michaelhutchinson2854]

To diversify for hayley…she’s not interested in you …..

[@fidelchaparro7385]

Me: 33% Tesla, 33% Palantir, 33% ASML

[@nitinchilakamarri3906]

@@fidelchaparro7385 me too weird someone else has the same lol

[@diadora9292]

@@fidelchaparro7385 70% AMZN 30% PLTR for me.

[@keiththirkill9877]

Hayley like what you are saying regards stocks to hold. One point I would make is aswell as innovative companies, also look at companies poised to disrupt an area of the market. One such area is quantum computing, I am sure that the massive increase in compute which Quantum computers will provide, will disrupt every human endeavour. There are several companies very close to, fully developing this tech. Something to consider, regards

[@FlyingFun.]

My problem with stock picking based on thorough research etc is that the majority of people that invest and therefore drive the stocks up or down simply do not do such research and are influenced by the media etc and this allows stock to be massively overvalued leading to a big correction at some point, So when your picks do well it's probably a good idea to take some profit and put it into something stable along term. And if you already retired you deffo need to limit risk more. Just remember big companies have come and gone over the years so Tesla etc might look invincible now but there are no guarantees....

[@shaggydogsales]

45%. Buy the best ignore the rest. Makes sense with deep knowledge of the best. Good to see you outside 🤗

[@Buzzkil9]

This is an excellent video and advice. I hold five stocks and have my eye on two others. I had already decided that would be my lot so hearing this is exactly what I needed today.

[@Jax-hr7dn]

Im glad I found you, I subscribed immediately, will be keeping up with this journey & congrats

[@bthediff]

Loving the outside vibes, Hayley - switching it up! Keep up the stellar work 🫡

[@watsonalex1]

Thanks Hayley for this. Been thinking to cut my portfolio (18) by at least 25% these last few weeks. Keep up the great work👏

[@kevinm5363]

I like your way of thinking! I am retired and live off of income investments...but hold most of my growth (what I call bonus money) in these two stocks. Interested to see how your view on Palantir evolves as you learn more and more about it over time...keep up the good work!

[@Diegoab1614]

I did the same as you, started with the VOO now I have 80% in NVDA PLTR TSLA.

[@Chris-is-awesome]

Yes my man. Got to hold nvda.

[@joaoteles7863]

I wish I had your conviction when I was younger (missed the APPL opportunity). I have now. TSLA and PLTR are great investments.

[@CoreyAMoore]

Excellent point! I might follow suit because im pretty diversified in my portfolio. I'm into the Tech stocks, the Finthech stocks, Crypto Miners, and ETFs. I might just go down to NVDA, MSFT and Palantir as far as stocks go and i have to keep my ETFs for the long-term

[@johnlicata8741]

As a fellow market addict and Tesla and Palantir investor I totally respect the hustle. The juice will be worth the squeeze one day.

[@Chrisfeb68]

100% in Palantir. I read about the company a year and a half before it came to market. I purchased as many shares as I could afford on the day of the direct listing. I was actually surprised how cheap the shares were. Things have worked out pretty well so far.

[@OneAndOnlyMe]

I concentrated on two stocks in the UK, Legal and General (LGEN) and Taylor Wimpey (TW). These are businesses that are stable and cyclical. They also react to global events. So my objective was to trade the news cycles to lock in capital gains, reinvest the profits, and collect the generous dividends. I turned an initial £40k into £500k (over 14 years). 75% is inside my ISA, each year I move money from the GIA to the ISA (but I keep making the most profits in my GIA so it's never ending!).

[@GregoryCJohnsonJrkollybistes23]

Brilliant, much gratitude & appreciation.

[@gurdeepchumber2764]

Great video Hayley😊,very interesting strategy in only holding a few great companies!,I hold 24 diversified companies to try & minimise risks,im in it for the long haul & they are all are dividend paying companies that im using the compounding theory,ive got about 6k per year coming in so it'll be very interesting to see in a decade what happens to my portfolio 🙏🏽

[@markbucek4879]

Hi Hayley, good to see you again, and yes, love the outdoor look! I too am heaviest in Tesla, then Palantir, but also do have some Nvidia as I feel it has a way to run yet, may another year or so, and finally have a bit of Bitcoin! I just can’t let it happen that in a few years, just maybe, maybe, Bitcoin does go to a million or more, I couldn’t live with myself for not buying just a little just in case! Maybe I’m a dreamer. But that being said, I’m about 70% in Tesla and Palantir!!! Like you. Thanks again for your great perspective!! Keep up the good work!

[@thomasmerrill3585]

Love your take i am older and played by the banksters rules etfs no more 4 years ago nio, sofi, palantir and tesla i am always buying and understand this will take 4 to 8 years and will not sell or trade unless drastic change in bussiness model or blow up I have done 500 hours of research total! I want 5 to 10 returns and willing to wait.

[@BanksOwnUs]

You are either going to be stinking rich or just plain stinking with that strategy!

[@petiger6646]

Hi Hayley, My portfolio is currently PLTR 31% TSLR 26% NVDA 14% BITF 11% MARA 8% and Cash 10%. Regards, Peter

[@juanfranciscogalvez2697]

Your molt outstanding vídeo!!! 27% PLTR, 22% SOFI, 11% TSLA, 11% HIMS, 11% NVDA

[@edsakayama5075]

I agree with you completely. Tesla, Palantir, and Nvidia.

[@padivya]

Excellent thoughts on investing. Better to focus on the best 4 -5 stocks max or even less than that.

[@robertsmith6408]

I have 60 percent in TSLA and NVDA, the rest is in Etfs that pay monthly div like TSLY, NVDY and JEPQ. I use these div to pay my house payments and go on vacation. When i get a certain age i will slowly sell off TSLA and NVDA and put it into grandpa funds like SCHD, QQQM and VTI.

[@jonathonpearce8955]

I spend my time learning about Nvidia and Tesla and some Palantir I have become a bit of an expert amongst my family and friends. Was looking at Etf but just didn't make sense comparing the returns. If you understand the company the risks are less

[@daviddawson9099]

It depends also on where you are in your investment life. Once you have enough to live comfortably diversification then becomes more important. Buffey actually says go big on the best ideas .Love your enthusiasm and hope it works out your logic is spot on but it is the higher risk option but that is where the rewards are.

[@carlosfajardo1678]

Yeah completely feel your comment about how many of us investors start ETFs, dividends, and then concentrated positions. You answered it towards the end, we in the wealth creation and later on we'll move on the the wealth preservation phase✊🏽 I'm only holding 3 as well.

[@billnipp]

Your right…..noticed how all the different etf and mutual funds were heavy into same stocks. So when the market went south they all went down

[@InternetMoneyPE]

100% right. In the beginning front load your returns. I prefer to ride the wave with the billions of dollars deposited biweekly or bimonthly into the indexes via 401Ks. TQQQ has done really well and beats the market. I will slowly transfer out to avoid the eventual blow up. But stock picking can be a really bad idea. The indexes take care of themselves by design which is literally why no one can beat them. I just use the leveraged ones because in the short term it can beat the indexes. But even those will eventually have a blow up and not be able to recover. In general though, I think we need to appreciate how the system works instead of trying to think we are smart enough to beat the system. Accept the system. Only by accepting the system can you beat the system. Stock picking from our iPhones is not accepting the system lol.

[@1701Howdy]

Nice to have a Brit doing analysis, well done. Take a look a Felix and Friends latest video on Palantirs potential S&P inclusion and what can hinder it

[@123lowp]

Nothing gets the heart pumping like 800k on a single stock

[@quokkapirquish6825]

Which stock is that? Im big into MNG stock right now, it's a divi stock but with a predictable price curve in between dividends. Trying to ride the curve in between dividends, doing well so far...

[@lorenzoantolovi1619]

Hi Hayley. I started watching your videos a week or two ago. You are a breath of fresh air, I find them very relaxing and destressing. I have been investing since 2019, but not with a lot of success. Although I still have a 6 figure portfolio. I would love to watch your 4-hour tutorial on analysing companies, but I can't see the link. I'm not sure how you can respond, but either way, please keep up the excellent work. 👍

[@HayleyEich]

Hey Lorenzo! Wow, big compliment there... thank you very much and I'm glad to have you here :) A 6 figure portfolio is really impressive so well done on building that. The link to the research workshop is here: hayley-s-site-e40a.thinkific.com/courses/find-and-research Patreon (with Discord access): www.patreon.com/hayleyeich

[@jurajskovajsa9970]

Makes sense but only if you are ready to study the company and follow daily what is going on

[@crispyduck1706]

Brave stuff young lady looking good for you - it’s not a strategy to recommend though and could easily have gone wrong

[@erikporter]

Same here, but in 2018 and it was all TSLA. Now it's 25% BTC as well with a couple small ones like PLTR and real estate. Been working great!

[@markjones7184]

Btc going to drop by more than half very soon in my opinion

[@erikporter]

@@markjones7184 Maybe. I don't think this cycle is going to be like previous cycles, but absolutely. Possible. Honestly, I'd love that. I'd buy a LOT more. My cost basis is around $22K though so I'm still positive if it goes down 50% more. I'm not a trader.

[@kasmstamps1897]

​@@markjones7184 great, a buying opportunity. Decisions to be made late 2025 about reallocating some btc to tsla.

[@bisiriyutajudeen5728]

@markjones7184 That’s a naive take. It could rise three times as much. I believe folks who buy stocks are essentially working harder and not smarter. It is a roundabout convoluted, harder way of doing what bitcoin does naturally. With stocks, you worry about competition, regulation, inflation, yoy growth, CEO’s health, hostile takeovers, change in market sentiment, cash flows, shelf life as there’s hardly any company that has lasted over 100 yrs besides Disney(and you don’t even want their stock) Bitcoin has none of these issues. It just has to keep running it has been for 15yrs and it appreciates. With stocks, you’re buying it so you can get more dollars in the future so the end goal is dollars. With bitcoin, the end goal is to displace the dollar. Stock investing is a waste of time that yields you less CAGR yoy than bitcoin.

[@lancecaldwell3163]

I've been in Tesla since the day at iPod the only thing I did wrong was not buy more shares I'm in Pelletier also and I've been thinking I should buy more Nvidia stock thank you for telling us what stocks you're invested in

[@mattinterweb]

I'm all for concentration, but I'm more comfortable with 10 instruments personally. Concentrated enough to outperform if I get it right, and diversified enough that if one stock does go belly up, my wealth isn't decimated, if i only owned two companies. Good video. I think we all go through this process of working out what kind of investors we are. If you haven't got time for that just buy a market etf just like you say.

[@donnybigboy]

Hi, wonderful lessons in investing, Can I ask all, if I wanted to invest litterally in 6 or 7 companies, which trading company allows you to do this? I have looked at trading 212 and vangard. Neither do individual investments.

[@HayleyEich]

Hey! Trading 212 offer individual stocks - it's the one I use! For example I buy Tesla, Palantir, Nvidia and Amazon stock on there If you do decide on them, you can use my link for a free share www.trading212.com/invite/16ZDlwNRSq Vanguard do not, they only offer their own funds.

[@robinblaauw8104]

Wondering if it's too late to jump PLTR.

[@johnmajor5525]

@@robinblaauw8104 Same here, expecting a pull back, may jump in then

[@leos3003]

Thank you for sharing with us, I thought I'd share as well. Today my breakfast was 83.749% carbs, 11.765% liquids and 2.904789392% fats. Hope that helps to live your life much better.

[@Mike-ym6rl]

Hayley, love your videos! Also, NU and HIMS should be considered for long-term compounding. Both expect to produce 60% plus growth per annum.

[@HayleyEich]

Hey! thank you!! I've looked a bit into NU and the growth has been great, I will keep researching!

[@zankelley]

I am 100% in these 2, so I'm right there with you. But I'm only 30% in tesla. I've been adding to that for a year or so, it just took me a long time to come around to tesla. I dont plan to reduce anything.

[@ericsoucy303]

Yes absolutly, the other advantage of having deversified portfolio is that if you manage to have good performing stocks money comes in quicker instead of waiting for 1 or 2 stocks to go up.

[@Joe-n4e8e]

I've been wanting to jump on PLTR but keep thinking I'm late for the party but I see it's still going up. I've been " watching " since it was in the low 20s 🙄!? I'm in TSLA again at $199 after selling it at $240ish.

[@billnipp]

I love Tesla and PLTR……..I love your videos and it’s fun to know others that are at the same mind set

[@ryanDunn721]

all part of learning hayley you've come along way 👏 .. i was buying and selling everything and anything at the beginning wanting them to go up the very next day 🙈😂

[@samanmudannayaka9604]

I am same. Diversification is good if you don't have high conviction on anything. I am 50% TSLA and 30% Miners

[@jurajskovajsa9970]

good luck with Tesla - it may shoot up it may go bankrupt - Elon is a gambler, his gambles may pay off or may not

[@samanmudannayaka9604]

@@jurajskovajsa9970 It is in the risky sie but thats where the alpha is

[@Brownvillarats]

True...true. Largest positions in ETFs, and a few stocks of which I've begun reducing to around 5 or so.

[@GavinMellon]

Spot on!! Find one or two amasing companies - not difficult- and put everything into it. Diversifiction only works if you've already made millions. Keep adding to your picks, especially pltr, and look forward to making your first million.

[@jrsands]

I have 7% cash, 30% MSFT, 29% NVDA, 6% PLTR & 26% TSLA plus a few LEAAPS in all. Growth oriented, I guess… certainly sharply AI focused.

[@fumanchu9701]

Totally agree. I’m 75% Nikola, 20% Tilray and 5% Palantir.

[@verycautiouspersona]

I'm convinced that investing 50k-100k in the right company before it goes big is more important than buying the dip, however picking the right company can be hard. My question is, what are the best opportunities toaccrue profits now, amid market crash?

[@beautifulpeopleonearth]

I would recommend little healthy companies with great growth forecast and that are undervalued like Occuphire pharma or Ardelyx, however "expert solutions require expert providers" - my mantra.

[@J.woltz48]

The issue is people have the "I want to do it myself mentality" but not equipped enough for a crash, hence get burnt. Ideally, advisors are the reps for investing jobs, and at first-hand encounter, my portfolio has yielded over 300% since covid-19 outbreak to date.

[@garrickphillips-x1z]

@@J.woltz48 truly appreciate the implementation of ideas and strategies that result to unmeasurable progress, thus the search for a reputable advisor, mind sharing info of this person guiding you please?

[@garrickphillips-x1z]

truly appreciate the implementation of ideas and strategies that result to unmeasurable progress, thus the search for a reputable advisor, mind sharing info of this person guiding you please?

[@J.woltz48]

Katherine Nance Dietz is the licensed advisor I use. Just research the name. You’d find necessary details to work with and set up an appointment.

[@videosuperfast]

What fantastic advice, I came to the same conclusion when I started educating myself.

[@trent1615]

I’m invested in six companies and Tesla and PLTR are my biggest and highest conviction positions. I am a massive Elon and Peter fan and also Alex I invest in people and ideas and there are no other companies that can come close. My other positions are NVDA, CRWD, ENPH and SOFI and I expect this portfolio to 10x over the next ten years. I’m absolutely arrogant no question but I have an incredible track record FB, Google and amazon were my old biggest investments. You will be rich with your two picks and if someone put a gun to my head and said I had to only pick two companies today Tesla and PLTR would be the ones.

[@tflking4916]

I agree with you on the opportunity cost over diversification. It’s just the companies you’ve chosen are way too risky. Your portfolio should be 40% Nvidia 40% Amazon Tesla 4% Palantir 5. If musk dies tomorrow Tesla value implodes.

[@floridasaltlife]

Good girl, I have arrived at the very same conclusions...Same stocks in general as you, but due to the impending US Fed Res. about to lower rates I have a lot of money in TMF and it will explode further as these rates fall.

[@Ianstewart-ev8mh]

i agree with your strategy totally. I researched several stocks heavily and was initially into nvda, a year and a half ago. I felt like i missed its beginning surge so i then focussed on tesla. I got into tesla at $129. Yay! But then i made a mistake and timed the market wrong in Dec 23 and lost $50K. OUch. This is where buying in at the low is benificial. Made mistake and still am doing great. Nice to hear your outlook!

[@terrariaminecraft6186]

V and MA are my two favorites

[@BadDaddyVegan]

Diversification is a hedge against exponential growth. At best it will keep a portfolio slightly ahead of inflation, but this is what's suitable for most people. The risk tolerance required to be all in on just a few high growth stocks is exceptional. Few have the patience or can stomach the volatility.

[@DrTigerZhang]

I only have one stock, gdxj, bought 50000 shares at $27 in 10/2022. This stock is very volatile ànd may not be for other people.

[@ianfisher7360]

Diversified in global income, global growth, FTSE, S&P tracker and Far eastern income funded. Individual shares that are dividend payers. A third of my funds are in miners and these I buy and sell as they rise and fall. Benefits of diversification, "steady" income and also the opportunity to make 20% here and there in the likes of Rio Tinto etc. Over time each of my investments has been sold and bought back. Make on one up and buy one that's down. If your happy in your selections you can keep making progress. Good luck all.

[@kennethlee7764]

There are two kinds of risk in the stock market, one stock market risk, will market go up or down, two specific stock risk, will a stock go up or down. If you don't buy specific stocks you cut your risk in half.

[@javastream5015]

I am a beginner. Most of my money is in Nvidia. In the last months the growth rate was good. The more I diversify the bigger is my headache. 5 stocks = 5 worries. Most of the famous stocks I wouldn’t buy currently.

[@UltraRunOne]

TSLA, PLTR and a little bit in a few other thins (NVDA, MSFT, AMZN). Please continue !

[@tokiandgizmo4457]

Tell us more about your dividend transition. Which ones do you recommend us looking into?

[@anniechoi1580]

Me too - Tsla & Pltr only 😃

[@tonikang11]

Typical retail investor behavior. Not diversifying enough. Investing stocks that have great stories and hypes without fundamentals to back it up.

[@legocafe8920]

I’m into 4 stocks: Nvidia, Tesla, Palantir, CrowdStrike

[@thomaslinton169]

Get out of crowdstrike...

[@dankiburz4217]

I like, Income stocks, Growth stocks, Previous metals, and Crypto. 80/20 principle, invest in your winners.

[@mysterypublishinginc]

What about ASTS? How it went up 50 percent today.

[@SCALPERJ76]

The more I trade, I have done the same. It makes it easier to just have a few companies to keep up with, as for news and such. The only ETF anyone needs is S&P 500 or QQQ, for those who are Active traders and not. Where is your other 17% at? NVDA hopefully. Thanks for video, you sound like where I'm at as an investor.

[@humn_rights]

I don't touch those with a ten feet pole.

[@AndrejCilic]

"diversification is a hedge against ignorance." 100% pltr here since their dpo. cheers!

[@willis7319]

Torm is a good dividend stock,,, I don’t like buying anymore tesla stock because it’s way over my average,,

[@alerodriguez1507]

Palantir 80% Microstrategy 20% Concentration propelled my portfolio when it was almost 100% Tesla

[@RandomDude19868]

I'm 88% in TSLA and PLTR but I'm going to take profits on PLTR soon - in case the various wars get out of hand and there is a global recession.

[@stephenreese5921]

Hayley, my 401K is in the S&P market and I have limited access to the funds while my retirement funds are split into 3’s. 1/3rd in living expenses, 1/3rd in cash and 1/3rd in Palantir and Tesla. So far I have everything I want. I invest in PLTR and TSLA for an investment in the future. If it returns a profit (and it has), great! If not, oh well, at least my retirement is secured. Long term investing is the only way to make money over time. I remember when I read in the economist that the stock market would break 3,000. My friends said “No Way”. With the Dow breaking 40,000 today, jokes on them!😊

[@HayleyEich]

This seems like a very risk considered approach... love it!!

[@quokkapirquish6825]

Tesla PE ratio is 60! many other car manufacturers are catching up quickly and Teslas are looking bland now with no new models, just changing the bumper on the model 3. Far too risky IMHO

[@motoole3200]

The investment in the Titanic was unsinkable until the iceberg, and the next generation spent are lost their lifes fighting in the trenches in France ans WW1. What is the difference between Value and price of something?

[@erickSPY777]

What is your profit target price on PLTR

[@mtoadmin]

Hi Hayley, it’s cool 😎 I’m exactly now at 84% in TSLA and PLTR too 🙈

[@rriqueno]

Be careful. Please

[@glenn5328]

Put it all on red!!

[@garythornbury9793]

i concentrate on 2 company's and building up the number of shares- when i started doing this is when the money really started coming in ,I very rarely sale shares, but I LEARNED ALONG TIME AGO SAFETY IS A MYTH -THERE IS NO SAFETY

[@ahamedchowdhury6106]

why you stopped portfolio update videos? anything happened?

[@Myhappyplace65]

Hayley . You are amazing. Your channel should be a requirement for High School students. This is so valuable. Where were you 30 years ago 🤪I wish I had information like this back then. So much time wasted. Now I am in a hurry but happy to be 70% Tesla and the rest into what ever the winds bring

[@The10.000ThingsOfficial]

good video and nuance!, im actually doing that strategy in crypto!. really nice!

[@johnny10gunz19]

Exact portfolio as me. However, I also have Royal Mail and Barclays.

[@dubsdolby9437]

Less diversity just increases risk. that's pretty much it. Plus, the companies, i.e., tesla palantir, are run by very alluring and popular figure heads. Any issues with these people going forward would seriously damage the company. So it's riskier, but the upside could be huge.