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Bill Combs
@billcombs · Sep 15

Investors, what is your current investment strategy?

I recently bought into $ASML and $GOOGshares , but otherwise I'm trying not to buy anything and am accumulating cash that I want to have ready for when the bigger dips come.

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Ashraf Aboudar @ashraf_dd Sep 16

I didn't buy much into the portfolio. I concentrated more on trading where volatility was high right now. My investment portfolio is pretty full and I'm happy with the prices of most companies, so higher dips would have to come.

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Bill Combs @billcombs Sep 30

Yeah, so I'm happy now and rather waiting for the price to drop in the stocks I already have in my portfolio.

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William Johnson @willjohn Sep 16

I've also been buying $GOOG and $ASML lately. I put half my money in ETFs and the other half in individual stocks when they are at an interesting price :). Now I'm at the stage where I need to build a bigger position in cash so I can buy when the dips come.

BC
Bill Combs @billcombs Sep 30

Cool, nice strategy. Both stocks have been at great prices recently, so it was the perfect time to buy.

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Trevor Mills @trev_mills Sep 15

I don't buy much of anything now. I'm waiting for the bigger drops to come.

BC
Bill Combs @billcombs Sep 30

Okay, I have a similar setup.

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Nigel Thornton @_thornton Sep 15

I also purchased $GOOG. The stock got to a very interesting price.

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Bill Combs @billcombs Sep 30

Yep, $GOOG was at an interesting price right now.

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Malcolm Stokes @stokes_malky Sep 15

I've been quite interested in $MDLZ stock lately.

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Clive Bennett @_clivy Sep 20

It's not a bad stock. What price would you buy at?

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James Smith @smithonian Sep 15

I buy ETFs and some stocks on an ongoing basis. I'm not so worried about a downturn because I don't have big expenses, so I'll have the cash to buy.

BC
Bill Combs @billcombs Sep 15

Super👍

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