I know yesterday’s drop was only a few percent, but I was interested to see the variation in price change of different parts of my portfolio. Unsurprisingly IUAM went up and JAAA which is bond like only dropped 0.1%. What stocks/etfs aside from those that are cash-like ie SGOV remained solid or went up yesterday for you?
What stocks/etfs do you have that are most resistant to market dips/recession?
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Gold and TLT were the two parts of my portfolio that went up. Actually, telecom caught a bid as well.
Everything else was red. Even Lithium America (small position) went heavy red, while the precious metals (MP for instance) went heavy green. Not really sure why the divergence there.
Anyway, yesterday tells me what I already knew, when the shit really hits the fan the only safe place will be cash, long-term bonds, and maybe gold. At least initially.
It was interesting to see crypto shit the bed. I would not want to be holding crypto during the next market crash.. it’s beyond clear it’s going to sell off more than anything else.
GIS, FLO. Basically consumer staples
V,RSG,ORLY but all trading at a premium rn.
SGOV
WMT
people refuse to understand the part where tariffs are applied on the price companies pay Chinese factories. Which in many cases can be 10% or less of the final MSRP
So a $10 item gets a new $1 in taxes, but Walmart will charge $13 for it and they just keep getting more customers (YoY growth)
That plus supply chain is slow, Christmas has already been in stores since September, right now they’re ordering things for next summer or even fall. The next few earnings reports won’t reflect new tariffs
all mine depreciated except for my PepsiCo stock. my Amazon stock got hammered.
Nuclear and uranium went up and same with metals lol
VTEB, MUB, and yes SGOV, just because you’ve asked..
PEP, DUK
Im a swing trader and moved my portfolio into silver 2.5 weeks ago. Luckily I was up 1.6% yesterday.
GLD and SILV
Unh? Other than that I‘m fucked… at least my BDCs pay dividends…
Consumer staples
BRK
Sitting on over $300B in cash which they will most definitely deploy much better than I ever could in a recession