Hi everyone, just curious to see where everyone stands with their position. How many shares are you currently holding, and what’s your target? I had it before and sold April 2025 for a lost.
I’m looking to add another 200 shares if the price dips below $90.
I want to harvest a tax loss on my MU shares but immediately rotate that cash into the 2X Bull ETF (MUU) so I don't miss a market rally.
Does trading a single-stock leveraged ETF of the exact same company trigger the "substantially identical" clause of the wash-sale rule?
How do you guys handle tax-loss harvesting on highly volatile semi positions without sitting in cash for 31 days? Any advice or alternative rotation strategies would be awesome.
I’m not trying to catch a falling knife if it enters a high-volatility freefall, but I’ve set my alerts. If the market wants to hand over shares of the world's most dominant aerospace, connectivity, and AI infrastructure monopoly at the original $135 institutional ground level, I will happily take them off their hands and lock them away for the next 10 years. I am planning to buy when it's around 130.
Does Fidelity have an ETF or a different Mutual Fund that actually tilts heavily toward pure-play memory makers or the equipment companies that supply them (like Lam Research or Applied Materials)? Or am I forced to just buy individual stocks if I want a dedicated bet on memory?
Would love to hear what funds you guys are using to capture the memory side without just doubling down on standard mega-cap tech. Thanks!
With SK Hynix tentatively launching its Nasdaq dual listing (SKHY) on July 10, I'm closely watching the pricing. Since the initial reference price looks to be hovering around $166 per ADS, I’m hoping the actual IPO price stays under $170.
If it opens under $170, I’m planning to buy 100 shares right out of the gate to get direct exposure to their HBM (High Bandwidth Memory) business without dealing with the Korean exchange.