Replies to post #90720 on Mohacsy's Safe Portfolio Member Forum

[cgavin5]

My trading account looks like this:

AMZN closed a this morning with about $50 per share above cost.

EQH ^ 33%

FSR ^ 39%

ETSY down 7.82%

TDOC down 15.17%, but received LVGO shares in cash on merger so about even.

PLTR ^ 56.43%

FB ^ 133.7%

WMT ^ 129.69%

COST ^ 10.45%

SLQT down 14.91%

MA ^ 13.29%

NRZ down 38.78%

NFBK ^ 297.09%

T ^ 1.81%

The percentages shown here aren't really reflective of actual percent results.

For example, I bought MA originally at a cost adjusted basis of $15 per share, NFBK at a cost adjusted basis of $1 per share, FB at a cost adjusted basis of $40 per share. But through the years I've bought then sold then bought lower each time adding more cash to my purse. Thats skewed perceived percent returns.

So there's that.
Haven't really touched WMT much except to trim as it doubled in price from a cost basis of $63.70.

My largest number of stocks held in any account is T with a goal to add at 26, and 26.50.

Second largest holdings are MA, COST, NFBK, NRZ, FB, WMT in that order...

After borrowing at zero percent off a credit card 18 months ago to pay off my mortgage, that payment is due in December so I will be reducing liquidity in this account end of December, so there'll be less trading.

[n4807g]

It is amazing how money does grow, and I see a good 2021 unfolding....yes you've done quite well. ;))