I made a ton of stock purchases the last two months, mostly maxing out my wife and my Roth-IRAs, but also some RobinHood purchases (including getting boned at the back end of the Game Stop trend).
Check out all of these moves, starting at the first of the year:
1/8/21 - BUY 10 Shares of IIPR @ $175.39 (ROTH IRA)
1/8/21 - BUY 10 Shares of SE @ $209.80 (ROTH IRA)
1/8/21 - BUY 5 Shares of CRSP @ $193.10 (ROTH IRA)
1/19/21 - BUY 4 Shares of OKTA @ $254 (ROTH IRA)
1/19/21 - BUY 5 Shares of IIPR @ $185.04 (ROTH IRA)
1/19/21 - BUY 5 Shares of SE @ $228.02 (ROTH IRA)
1/19/21 - BUY 3 Shares of AAPL @ $127.13 (ROTH IRA)
1/19/21 - BUY 3 Shares of TSM @ 132.20 (ROTH IRA)
1/19/21 - BUY 1 Share of VOOG @ $228.26 (ROTH IRA)
1/19/21 - BUY $500 of VIGAX
1/19/21 - BUY $50 of AMZN (0.016 shares @ $3,102.89)
1/29/21 - BUY 2 Shares of GME @ $329.73
1/29/21 - BUY 1 Share of AAPL @ $131.23
1/29/21 - BUY $200 of MELI (0.114 shares @ $1,760.15)
2/1/21 - SELL 23 Shares of MU @ $78.85 (ROTH IRA)
2/1/21 - BUY 2 Shares of LRCX @ $489.87 (ROTH IRA)
2/1/21 - BUY 1 Share of AAPL @ $133.59 (ROTH IRA)
2/1/21 - BUY 5 Shares of ETSY @ $198.59 (ROTH IRA)
2/1/21 - BUY 1 Share of MELI @ $1,865 (ROTH IRA)
2/3/21 - TRAILING STOP SELL 2 Shares of GME @ $77.78
2/5/21 - BUY 1 Share of SEDG @ $301.23
2/17/21 - BUY $500 of VIGAX
2/18/21 - BUY $250 of MELI (.0133 shares @ $1,882.09)
2/23/21 - BUY $300 of TSLA (0.454 shares @ $660.39)
2/23/21 - BUY 1 Share of SE @ $238.66
2/25/21 - BUY 2 Shares of IIPR @ $185.97
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I obviously lost a good amount of money on the GME roller coaster very quickly and got out too late, but at least turned it into something long. I’m happy with my dollar cost averaging into some of my favorite long stocks like IIPR, AAPL, SE and MELI.
I really like the price I got on my TSLA and actually wish I bought in some more with at least 2 shares. I hadn’t been in on TSLA for a while - when my Solar City merged. They’re finally turning into a profitable business, so that interests me - not so much in TSLA as a car company, but TSLA as an energy company. You can’t deny the pull of Elon.