What did your financial advisor

[sugarwood]

Originally Posted by cabmando

SPY and AAPL...

When she gets there she knows
If the stores are all closed
With a word she can get what she came for

[RWebb]

I wouldn't buy a lot of equities until the Short-Tabs Indicator lights up

[Shaun @ Tru6]

Originally Posted by pavulon

Nice car but am looking for an e28 (BMW). BAT will be interesting to watch as well.

Sorry, I guess I saw what I wanted to see, 9 for an E. Good luck in your search.

[wdfifteen]

He told me to go all in on URFKT in January.

[RWebb]

Domino''s Pizza might do well - delivery & take out

[Arthropraxis]

Originally Posted by stevej37

^^^
I started buying @$7 and it's grown to $65 (except for the virus drop) now at $56
A healthy dividend each month..can't go wrong.

Has anyone ever heard of a utility going under??

Yes, SCE&G

[speeder]

Originally Posted by Arthropraxis

Yes, SCE&G

I was going to say yeah but I couldn't remember which one it was.

[wildthing]

I bought some at the end of Feb, and bought more last Friday. Might buy more next week. And again in April.

[ckelly78z]

Originally Posted by LWJ

No advice. I hoarded some cash in Q4 for an upcoming investment this year.

I look like a genius.

On a different note, what the heck should we buy now???

CV NASDAQ medical stocks are the only sector showing green throughout this mess.

[drcoastline]

I haven't heard a word.

[pavulon]

Supposing people will want to adjust their sail after this, where might be a good place for one's money?

Which sectors?

Which models?

Which funds?

Which stocks?

[sammyg2]

Once the volatility settles down, I'd look for good solid companies to recover.
Microsoft, apple, visa, J&J, intel, etc.

I think the biggest bargains are in oil: Chevron, XOM but that also comes with some risk. So far they've maintained dividends and that makes them very attractive when the price recovers, but I wouldn't go there first. I'd wait until things get closer to normal.

I'm wary of financials for a while.
A lot of it depends on your sitch and risk tolerance.
I'm gonna play it close to the vest.

Safe bet would be an S&P 500 fund, something like VOO. Good performer, very low cost. Timing is the key.

[sammyg2]

Boeing just bounced off $101. Lowest since 2013.

[sammyg2]

The CBOE Market Volatility Index (Index: VIX) is at 82.
When it trends down statistically and consistently I'm playin.

[coldstart]

I just signed up for Netflix and Disney Plus. They may be good investments that actually profit during any prolonged quarantine or social distancing exercise.

That said, Disney is likely hurting due to closure of their parks. Both Netflix and Disney and all studios have suspended production of new shows so that may hurt new memberships. Overall, I like Amazon and Netflix who should do well during the pandemic and afterwards.

Once you are hooked to Netflix, people rarely go back.