On which stocks or etfs would you park your money for this new year?

Discussion in 'Stocks' started by Iron.Maiden, Dec 28, 2015.

  1. Just out of the blue, some ideas and not in any way recommendations as I'm not remotely qualified, just wishing to stimulate some conversations for the new year.

    Gold

    Oil

    USD

    AAPL

    IBM

    Emerging Markets

    Best wishes to everyone in 2016 may your happiness health and trading reach new goals.
     
  2. JUNO looks good for a bounce, but it can go as low as 39ish first

    KITE can also bounce, but can go as low as 55 first
     
  3. I'd guess....

    Gold

    Oil

    Emerging Markets

    Biotech

    All bets off if it all becomes a general bear market.
     
  4. Handle123

    Handle123

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    Either NatGas ETFs or in my case futures.
     
  5. Biggest problem with NG is contango right?
     
  6. Handle123

    Handle123

    I never ever consider it when long term trading, I have always sought to buy near nine year lows or sell near nine year highs and hedge. I do very long term trades now in commodities, many rollovers, but seeking most of the move eventually. I have taken the approach now to be almost always in.
     
  7. Stocks?! It's going to be a tough year for the stock market overall. But imo some stocks will show a decent growth:
    1. AMZN as always
    2. TSLA (due to its fall this year)
    3. GPRO (same as TSLA)
     
  8. keeping an eye on UWTI . Will buy if it oil goes to $32 .
     
  9. In no particular order of preference:

    AAPL

    XLE

    EWZ

    RSX

    GLD

    And by the way, UP THE IRONS!
     
  10. Small cap value has the most robust, historical performance of all equity "styles". http://www.marketwatch.com/story/8-lessons-from-80-years-of-market-history-2014-11-19
    Using a low transaction, tactical allocation model has further improved returns. Vanguard Small Cap Value ( VBR ) is good proxy
    https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1C37CJypoxHWHB09e3g25ewOGjP83wDZhj5j6tlrLJoA/edit?usp=sharing

    With a shorter performance history, the QQQ has proven to be the top, mid cap growth ETF when used within a tactical framework
    https://stockmarketmap.wordpress.co...allocation-using-low-expense-index-etfs-2015/

    https://stockmarketmap.wordpress.co...-using-nasdaq-composite-and-nasdaq-100-index/

    Biotech and Energy sectors, when used in concert with utilities and a tactical framework, have produced alpha premium over 30 years ( healthcare could also be in the running )
     
    #10     Dec 28, 2015