almost done

few weeks

not much longer!

2 more months

current

today after all the stocks dropped

about a month in

at +6% after a week

going strong

+3% in 3 days!

spreadsheet now helps track roi https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1s1OxlwEalnadLVi8z0OMdV-tToKSRUnu8NpE52AF1hQ/edit#gid=0

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META, QCOM, GOOG, BRK.B, MSFT, COST, SPY, TQQQ, AMZN, DPZ

tracking spreadsheet - https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1s1OxlwEalnadLVi8z0OMdV-tToKSRUnu8NpE52AF1hQ/edit#gid=0

bump - see linked market

Annualized or in 6 months?

@HarrisonNathan 6 months after may 1, no dividends included (?)

@strutheo Why would you not include dividends? That's nuts.

@HarrisonNathan suggestion from @Gen , and maybe not worth trackng over 6mo?

@strutheo Like, if I recommend you a stock that pays a 20% special dividend, and ends flat, you will treat it as though it didn't make money even though it returned 20%?

@HarrisonNathan which stock is that

@strutheo It's a thing that happens from time to time. I'm not making a recommendation right now.
Anyway, just enable automatic dividend reinvestment, which any broker will let you do.

@HarrisonNathan maybe then idk here is what we were saying before

@strutheo Oh, internationals, yuck.
But if you don't count dividends you are hugely discriminating against stocks that pay them. Some are significant.

@strutheo It's not super relevant to the big tech names, which mostly do buybacks instead.

@HarrisonNathan i might just decide when the 10 are chose, and only track it for those 10 and not the others...?

@strutheo Well, it's easy with the ones you choose, if you just reinvest the dividends. For others, it might be annoying. It probably won't matter for most, but if a stock pays a large dividend or is right on the line, it may make a difference. It will probably only be relevant to a few names anyway, so not a huge deal to calculate.