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First batch of DGI stocks to buy
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(03-15-2021, 12:47 PM)ken-do-nim Wrote: Okay, here's my overall plan for the week, minus ETFs which will probably be the remainder.

Definitions
Junior position - $2,000
Full position - $5,000
Major position - $10,000
Unless otherwise specified, acquisition will be to a junior position

Strategy: looking to dip 1-3 companies into each sector

Semiconductors
Taiwan Semiconductors (Major)
Broadcom (Full)
Texas Instruments

Banking
Square
Mastercard
Visa

Utilities
NextEra Energy
WEC Energy
Xcel Energy

Hardware
Seagate
Hewlett Packard
Dell

IT
Accenture
Twilio
Okta

Retail
Target
Lowe's
Home Depot

Cloud
Oracle
Amazon
Palo Alto

Defense
Lockheed Martin
L3 Harris
Huntingon Ingalls

Construction
Sherwin Williams
Caterpillar

Food
Monster Beverage
Starbucks

Pharmaceutical/Biotech
Eli Lilly
top off Johnson & Johnson
Abbvie

Telecom
Verizon
AT&T

Robotics
iRobot
Intuitive Surgical

Internet
Shopify
Docusign
Cisco

Household tech
Apple
Alphabet

Entertainment
Disney
Carnival
Netflix

Income
Hercules Capital
Horizon Tech

I'm leaving out Financials, Cars, Cannabis, Tobacco, Gas, Travel, Industrials for now.  

Not all of these are dividend companies, but most are.
Very few on the list I wouldn't own at or at least near fair valuation.  It's not that important this minute, but you might familiarize yourself with the S&P sector descriptions and what subsectors fall under each.  It will just make it easier to follow the conversations on financial news, and the forum.  

Example: You didn't skip the industrials.  It doesn't get anymore "industrial" than CAT.  The Defense stocks are a subsector of the Industrials.  Auto manufacturing is very industrial as well.  MA and V are not banks.  FIN Tech would be much more accurate.  You have about six sectors covered with your list so you are just a little closer to diversified that you were last week.  There are arguably about 25 tech stocks on your list and you are overweighting a couple so not much diversification. This port will get smoked when tech corrects.  It will also do well when the Nasdaq does.  As long as you are comfortable with that you are good.   

Best of luck.
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First batch of DGI stocks to buy - by ken-do-nim - 03-04-2021, 09:30 AM
RE: First batch of DGI stocks to buy - by crimsonghost747 - 03-06-2021, 02:50 AM
RE: First batch of DGI stocks to buy - by fenders53 - 03-15-2021, 03:54 PM



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