Recording summary · November 2020
I invested $35,000 into the stock market...
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Overview
Daniel invested £27,000, roughly $35,000 and over half of savings, across dividend shares and hyped growth stocks, while experiencing feelings of addiction to tracking portfolio gains.
Daniel demonstrated cooking pan-fried salmon, stir-fried vegetables, sauce, and microwaved leftover rice on Cooking with Daniel.
Themes
Stock market investing trajectory and escalating deposits.
Profits from Pinterest and AbbVie along with November earnings projections.
Psychological reactions, excitement over portfolio gains, and fears of trading addiction.
The transition from long-term dividend investing toward day trading and hyped growth stocks.
Preparation and cooking steps for pan-fried salmon and stir-fried vegetables on Cooking with Daniel.
Developments
Daniel sold Pinterest shares in October, making $176.
Daniel sold AbbVie shares in November, making approximately $170.
Daniel prepared and cooked salmon with vegetables and rice.
Uncertainties & gaps
Whether holding or selling volatile growth stocks will maximize returns or result in financial losses remains uncertain.