[Forest]

Comment down below if you're either a short term or long term trader, feel free to post about your holdings and what interests you, also tell us why you do it.


Me personally:

In regards to anything crypto, Im both short & long term, holding BTC and ETH and day trading smaller alt coins.

Stocks are dividend based, and Im going for long-term growth.

Holdings include:

AT&T, Royal Dutch Shell, ExxonMobil, Coca Cola and many more

[Her Goblin]

Comment down below if you're either a short term or long term trader, feel free to post about your holdings and what interests you, also tell us why you do it.


Me personally:

In regards to anything crypto, Im both short & long term, holding BTC and ETH and day trading smaller alt coins.

Stocks are dividend based, and Im going for long-term growth.

Holdings include:

AT&T, Royal Dutch Shell, ExxonMobil, Coca Cola and many more

Long term options, short term penny stocks. I day trade penny stocks for a living, but this week my $RIOT and $MARA calls have been raking in the money.
The only long term shares I hold are some undervalued EV stocks and cannabis, at the moment, but represents less than 10% of my entire portfolio.

[iTrade]

I like to say for the most part I make long term investment choices on my particular plays, but usually try and sell any investment at 5-10% loss and sell any profit at 30% gain,

For the most part I've been able to minimize losses and select stocks most of the time to make my threshold limit order of 30% above my initial purchase price.

Lately been so busy with worth that its been harder for me to keep up with the markets but am still spending a few hours a day researching.

[Blogger]

Both. My portfolio is really mixed. It depends on what I'm buying. Some are meant to be sold right away and some are meant to be held on to.

[Truth]

Honestly I made the bulk of my money holding long term and had my biggest losses in short term trading lol

I still do both tho. But mostly doing long term these days

[MartyMcFly]

I am a long term investor - I don't have the time during the day to monitor my positions and adjust in the short term. I prefer to set it and then check in monthly / quarterly. A lot less hassle this way and it also helps me avoid stupid mistakes that cut into profits.

[Semmenial]

I have 2 accounts, my long-term commons(Most commons I buy I intend to go long). And I have my options account(which I trade all day on).

[Nico Robin]

Long term, i buy and forget.

[Forest]

I have 2 accounts, my long-term commons(Most commons I buy I intend to go long). And I have my options account(which I trade all day on).

Do you use the same brokerage account? or do you have 2 different ones?

[๖ۣۜDødgygeez]

I'm always in it for the long term to minimize risk. I ocasionally cherry pick some short term riskier plays but a lot of them end up becoming long term holds or they are sold once I find better alternatives.

[Jack the stripper]

I like both since can give you mixed profits, or losses :P... short trade can be fun but can also be stressful, i already made some nice profits in short trades but i need all my eyes open, well almost all my eyes.

[Semmenial]

Do you use the same brokerage account? or do you have 2 different ones?

Technically they are different accounts. But they are linked to my main profile. I use TDAmeritrade, and you can just click 'add account'.

[Caustic]

Short term, mostly day trading. I use a cash account, no margin to avoid PDT.

[White Clock]

Comment down below if you're either a short term or long term trader, feel free to post about your holdings and what interests you, also tell us why you do it.


Me personally:

In regards to anything crypto, Im both short & long term, holding BTC and ETH and day trading smaller alt coins.

Stocks are dividend based, and Im going for long-term growth.

Holdings include:

AT&T, Royal Dutch Shell, ExxonMobil, Coca Cola and many more

Long term only

[IpSiety]

You would be a fool not to use a strategy that integrates both.