I had problem comprehending trading in general. I tried watching other RU-vid trading channels, but they made the concepts more complicated. I was almost giving up until when i discovered content and explain everything in detail. The videos are easy to follow
Tom I wish I had known you in 2021. I followed the Channel “best of us investors” and lost over $200k. Found your channel at the end of 2022. I held on the my Palantir shares and followed your DCA model. Now I own 8000 shares at average price of $18. I have recovered most of my loss by following Tom Nash. I plan to hold Palantir for very very long term.
I just came across your channel with this video. I already own shares of NVDA and PLTR, and I'm planning to add TSLA to my portf0li0. However, I’d love to hear your suggestions for long-term opportunities that could be solid additions to my $250K portf0li0, aiming for stable cash flow.
Accurate asset allocation is crucial, I used hedging strategies to allocate part of my portfOlio to defensive assets for market downturns. Expert guidance is vital for achieving this. This approach has helped me stay finan-cially secure for over five years, yielding nearly $1 million in returns on invest-ments.
I agree I had a lot of ETF's and about 7 Stocks I cleaned up my portifolio and went from diWORrsication to a concentrated portforlio of 3 Stocks and I sleep like a baby and up 256% since I have changed my allocations. Thanks Tom ! You are right 100% You are my NBA - MVP Stock guru 🙂! Grandpa is proud!
Tom, can you talk about rebalancing. If you start with 40 40 20 S&P 500, PLTR, and TSLA a year ago, surely it would not be that ratio today without rebalancing. Especially as total portfolio is much higher than contributions over time.
I owe you for the fact that I now have 1,600 shares of PLTR. I started two years ago and I’m currently 60% up. I’m not planning to sell for a few years. Thank you! Amidst all the hype on RU-vid and the rush to be the first, you’ve remained consistent in what you believe in, and that means a lot. Gracias !
I started putting $50 once per week in Palantir 19 months ago. I now have 200 shares average cost of $20/share. Easy, no stress. Thanks Tom! More grampa jokes please
I found Tom Nash because of Palantir but I found Palantir because of a book called Zero to One. Tom Nash, is the shit and I love his sense of humor. I knew PLTR was the shit long before Cathy Wood started gobbling it up and then dropping it. I knew PLTR was the shit because of how Cramer kept begging Alex Karp to come on the show and because he hasn't started calling it a "MeMe Stock" about a week ago, Cramer say it wasn't even a business??? This is with a new contract for the USA government AND for the country of Israel AND being placed on the S&P??? Thanx Tom, I took some profit off PLTR last year but am still gobbling it up.
S & P 500 is better. QQQ is the 100 biggest stocks by market cap on the NASDAQ exchange and will be on there even if they are performing poorly. The S & P 500 is the 500 *BEST* performing US stocks. IMO buy VOO, if you do decide to go with QQQ buy QQQM.
Tom's videos, especially this one will allow those who are READY TO DO THE WORK to change their lives. IT'S RIGHT IN FRONT OF YOU. If Tom ever has a millionaire meet up... I will be there!
I can’t thank you and Amit. For all the valuable information you get given me I am doing great because of you guys. God bless you all and thank you for sharing.
Tom, have you ever done a desk setup video? I’m curious about your panoramic screen(s) and monitor over your Rt shoulder. Thanks for the knowledge. My favorite watch daily.
I am 32 years old, lost my dad about half a year ago and I am going to receive some money soon. Would it be smart to grow my money in stocks for a few years while I am in business school and then invest in rental properties afterwards, or should I go for real estate investing first?
I came across your channel through this video-case studies are incredibly valuable, and I'm eager to see more in the future! Building wealth involves establishing routines, like consistently setting aside funds at regular intervals for smart investments.
You're correct. I think the smartest way to go is to spread out your investments. By putting your money into different asset classes like bonds, real estate, and stocks from other countries, you can lower the risk if one part of the market goes bad.
I couldn't figure out why I am doing so good in the market since I'm fairly new at this but you just said it ! I go against the trend , just do my own thing , do not follow any suggestions 😂😅
... And increase the number of shares each time.. that's what I aim for too. However I missed out on Nvidia. Sold too early and it just kept going up..
Tom would call this trading/timing market which he firmly doesn't believe in, he'd go as far as banning you from his discord if you commented this on it 😂
Buffet always said “don’t loose money”, that’s why trading with only 8% is safest. If you loose the lot, to make up the difference you need to earn 8.7% on your remaining 92% portfolio to be made whole again….If you invest and loose 50%, you need to earn 100% to be made whole again…
I guess it depends if you're a long term investor. Some people compare it to Microsoft. Palantir is a young company, if in 20 years it'll be where Microsoft is now then, yes absolutely. It might go up or down in the short term, who knows?
All time highs, very high P/E.. But I guess if 7 years from now it's $300 a share, it would be considered ridiculously cheap now. This is the major risk and reward with single stock ownership.. Or it goes up to 60 in a year, and stays there for 4 years. Nobody knows, but the fundamentals show growth, innovation, adoption, etc.
Hey Tom, I have been watching your videos for a few years now and love the content. I do have one question though. You have stated before that your portfolio consists of 20% Tesla 40% S&P and 40% Palantir. You also have said that you keep buying Palantir every week through dollar cost averaging. With the huge run up in PLTRs price, how has this not turn lopsided sided in your portfolio? Do you do this through rebalancing or do you mean every time you invest you use that ratio to buy?
My 401K doesn't allow to pick stocks, but starting in 2010 we could invest in ETF's. I just got out of the target date fund after 24yrs and picked some ETF's. In 1 month my positions have grown my 401K by about 15K. But, I feel like I have to stay on it and not keep them. NVDA and other semis are the wave I'm riding, along with 1 energy ETF.
Congrats to JP on hitting a phenomenal milestone 👏 💪 I'm working on hitting that one myself I figure I should hit 1M within the next 2-3 years hopefully and 5 if things go slower then expected but I am well on my way 💪
Hey Tom just wondering are you still adding to your pltr position now? By however amount of time or are you currently more focused on adding Tesla or s&p 500?
I think that Tom is right but an investment portfolio of 1M can also be made of allot of savings which doesn't make it less of a good thing but people should be aware if that.
I have Voo and qqq. Seem to have missed the boat with some of these. Been burned a few times with buying very high valued stocks and they are just bopping around since. Anyway thought about buying palantir at 27. Didn’t. Now look at it.
