Tech Earnings Week: Where Would You Invest $100,000?
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This week, things are heating up in the tech world as four of the big seven tech giants just dropped their earnings reports. 🚀💹
Now, here's the scenario: you've got a cool $100,000 sitting in your account, and you're looking at these stocks with potential fluctuations. 🤔💵
If you were in the driver's seat, which of these tech giants would you choose to buy low, or would you prefer a strategic mix of these tech stocks? 📈🤝
C. $Alphabet(GOOG)$ $Alphabet(GOOGL)$
G. $Meta Platforms, Inc.(META)$
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Great article and it gives us some time to think how should we reposition and reallocate our portfolio at this period.
Basically, we can see the formation of lower high and lower low in most of the big tech charts now, signify a bearish sign. So this is a very good period to stay aside from market and wait for the reversal signal. While waiting, it is good for us to make some homework and put those good stocks in your watchlist for next entry.
Persoanlly, $Tesla Motors(TSLA)$
EV and AI are both at their initial phase. The up and down at this moment is pretty healthy and normal. I believe the growth for the companies invested in these sectors will be significant, let's say for a time horizon of 5-10 years. Let's see! Therefore, I am bullish for $Palantir Technologies Inc.(PLTR)$
How do you think?
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🌟🌟🌟In the current volatile markets, I seek dividend income as well as capital growth. If a Fairy Godmother gives me a USD 100,000 to invest, my Top Pick would be $J.P. MORGAN NASDAQ EQUITY PREMIUM INCOME ETF(JEPQ)$
Why you may ask? JEPQ provides me with a nice juicy monthly dividend income of 12.28% while maintaining my prospects for capital growth. It seeks to deliver a significant portion of the returns associated with Nasdaq100 Index with less volatility.
JEPQ aims to achieve this with using JP Morgan's proprietary data to create a fundamental framework for security selection and portfolio construction. JEPQ also uses Call Options to generate income and give investors a portion of the upside with reduced volatility.
The Top 10 underlying holdings include the Magnificent 7 - $Microsoft(MSFT)$
$Apple(AAPL)$
$Alphabet(GOOGL)$
$Amazon.com(AMZN)$
Nvidia, Meta Platforms and Tesla.
By investing USD 100,000 into JEPQ, I can have the best of both worlds - Dividend Income every month and Capital Appreciation. How good is that!
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Yet I'm a $Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ supporter, it looks like a double bottom 'W' where it's at the 2nd bottom now? [Thinking]
Perhaps my $100,00 allocation would be:
👉Tesla - 30% (EV), 50% off now since Jan'23
👉Nvdia - 10% (GPU)
👉Meta - 10% (Tech Comm)
👉 50% 'no touch' Spare bullets 😂, grab the dip when bigger opportunity coming as its consider still at the very beginning healthy pullback compare to Jan'23 bottom? [Thinking]
🐯, come share how will you invest in these 7 Tech stocks if you have $100k?
- Tesla 25%
- NVDA 25%
- Meta and Amazon in total 15%
The remaining 35% will be kept for average down or new position if there's a new suitable candidate. It could be used as a bottom catching fund when the market crashes suddenly one day. Big discount coming soon? [Cool] [Cool] [Cool] Come and share your strategy guys @rL @koolgal @icycrystal @b1uesky @Universe宇宙 @Aqa @GoodLife99
then check every stock to find out if they are fairly valued.
right now, I would enter Googl, Amzn, Meta and Tesla as there is some pull back. For the rest, will have to wait to be fairly valued and buy at pullbacks, preferably after earnings.
1. Google
2. Meta
3. AMZ
4. MSFT
5. Tesla
6. NVIDIA
with DCA taking advantage further reducing my lock in stock price by taking 5% of my fundings.
Alternatively, I could also sell put option to gain cash inflow while waiting for the stock price to fall.
Either way, prudently using my available "bullets" would be ideal as no one can predict Mr Market's emotional behaviour.
If want to multiply it fast, I would invest in USA blue chips market, buy n sell (trading). If i just want to buy and get passive income i will buy SG bluechips. I understand if i want to retire with dividends as my income i need to have at least 1 million worth of stocks, but at the other hand impossible to have the 1 million in cash 😂 means will i ever retire ? How the fastest way to multiply the 100k to 1 million in 5 years ? this is my real target. 😁 but if i have 100k i will buy 50% each of Sg n USA market. However with the war on going pls be careful 🙏
Apple $Apple(AAPL)$ , which reports on Nov. 2, is expected to report revenue of $8.931 billion, up from $8.18 billion in the previous quarter, and earnings per share are expected to be $1.39. That's up from $1.26 in the previous quarter.
Because Apple has met or exceeded revenue and earnings per share expectations in three of the last four quarters, coupled with the iPhone 15 release, the market's expectations for this earnings report are higher.
While Apple shares are well off their highs for the year, the stock is still up more than 30% this year. The 2023 Apple price opened at $130.28 and has been steadily rising for most of the year, peaking at $198.23 on July 19. But it is currently trading in the mid-range of $173.69.
If I were in the driver's seat, I would choose to buy a strategic mix of the tech giants you listed, rather than just one. This would allow me to diversify my portfolio and reduce my risk exposure.
Here is a possible mix:
Alphabet (GOOGL): Alphabet is the parent company of Google, one of the most dominant companies in the world. The company has strong fundamentals and a wide range of businesses, including advertising, cloud computing, and artificial intelligence.
Microsoft (MSFT): Microsoft is another tech giant with a long track record of success. The company is a leader in cloud computing and productivity software. It is also investing heavily in new areas such as artificial intelligence and gaming.
Amazon.com (AMZN): Amazon is the world's largest online retailer. It is also a major player in cloud computing and other businesses. The company is known for its innovation and its focus on customer satisfaction.
Google's internet search business will hold up better than other advertising formats, such as social media, analysts say.
Google has rolled out the Performance Max advertising platform. It automates buying across YouTube, internet search, display, Gmail, maps and other applications. Performance Max lets advertisers manage campaigns across all Google ad inventory. Advertisers that use the tools convert more shoppers into buyers.
In a near-term boost for its advertising business, Google has delayed phasing out internet cookies to 2024.Most investors still know the company as Google, even though the internet search giant reorganized as holding company Alphabet in 2015. The restructuring move has been good!