MGC

Valuable-Drop-5670

I just discovered Futures this month. /MNQ might have a pullback but it probably goes higher before EOM. /MGC Gold also $4250 price target by JP Morgan. Futures market opens in less than 1 hour. Pictured below: Oil, Gold, Nasdaq, S&P, Solana. Make sure you set a stop loss. I also had silver today but it sold itself before I could take this screenshot! https://preview.redd.it/evk8csw0fytf1.png?width=1080&format=png&auto=webp&s=f2540dbe7cbbd90037dfb21854f22616a3fee904

TinyAdhesiveness5773

literally full ported MGC no bp left

Emergency-Ticket5859

I'd be shorting gold futures for the next few hours, likely to shave at least 30 points off MGC

laddie78

I daytrade trade MES, MNQ mainly, sometimes MGC (micro gold futures)

laddie78

I trade MES, MNQ mainly, sometimes MGC (micro gold futures)

Kalikokola

Or you could get more leverage that doesn’t reset each day with MGC

dub_soda

Switch to MGC

Nice-Delay4666

30% in tech at your age isn’t crazy, but the key lesson from people like Buffett and Munger is to avoid concentration that blindsides you. Tech feels unstoppable until it doesn’t - think of the dot-com bust! The rest of your portfolio in broad funds like VOO/MGC already helps balance that risk. The real edge isn’t guessing the “right” sector weight, it’s making sure no single theme can derail your long game.

EvolvingDior

They said to go long more /MGC and /ES on Sunday because USD is fucked.

Historical_Low4458

Both VOO and MGC are tech heavy so you really aren't diluting your tech exposure a lot. To bring that number down, you need to invest in a totally different cap. So for example small cap. Or international. Even bonds would give your diversification away from tech.

pandadogunited

QQQ has shitty selection criteria. What exchange a company chooses to list on is immaterial, and a frankly stupid way of choosing what companies to invest in. If you want tech, invest in an actual tech fund like VGT or XLK. If you want growth, invest in an actual growth fund like VUG. If you want mega caps, invest in a mega cap fund like MGC.

BrainMale

bloomberg [https://www.youtube.com/live/iEpJwprxDdk?si=MGC5HmSiZ-6CtUEn](https://www.youtube.com/live/iEpJwprxDdk?si=MGC5HmSiZ-6CtUEn)

False_Objective2576

I have VOO VUG VIG VBR VDE VHT VBIAX MGC VTI and a-lot of Schawb, T Rowe Price, Fidelity, Janus, and a couple other M/F that the name escapes me. Vanguard funds with very low expenses along with Schwab would provide you with a great diversifacation.

Luistrtattoo

Futures,! MGC

chuckremes

Here's what my analysis on GC has shown. In 2025, average ATR is 46 and median is 39. Biggest daily move was $145 or about -3.6%. A 7DTE ATM Put provides around $34 premium (so $3400) while buying power reduction is roughly $19,000. If you look to pull $10-$15 out, you need a $20-35 move up or 3-5 days of stagnation (for theta to rot it away). Average ATR indicates you'll probably close a Put or two every day or every other day. On a percentage basis, it is much less volatile than equities. Good candidate for hold-the-strike if you have the bankroll... the micro gold (/MGC) doesn't have options so you have to play in the full contract along with its $300k+ notional value. Fun!

the_humeister

Futures: /GC, /MGC

LarryStink

Look into /MGC puts. When that rising wedge breaks on some bullshit positive geopolitical news we could see 100-200pts sell off over a month or 2

KyotoSoul

The winners and losers of this new era have already been chosen. Every mega cap at donalds inauguration is going to siphon off the meager wealth of middle and lower class America, and to thunderous applause from many in those groups. MGC or VOO if you are feeling "daring".

fortheculture303

MGC gives you like the SP50 in an etf its basically what youre looking for without buying the stocks individually

Princester-Vibe

Yes I agree - either MGK or MGC at less than half the expense. There's no real need to pay up more $ just to hold the 20 largest companies.

Jazzlike_Ad4553

Rate my portfolio composition :) 22 years old 5% AMZN 5% NVDA 10% VIG 10% MSOS 10% MGC 15% VWO 20% VGT 25% VOO

Jazzlike_Ad4553

22 years old 5% AMZN 5% NVDA 10% VIG 10% MSOS 10% MGC 15% VWO 20% VGT 25% VOO

Foreign-Coconut3500

The leverage is irrelevant. Right now, you can trade MNQ for just $100 dollars of Intraday Margin. Literally can open an account with $500 bucks and trade MNQ. Sure, it only gives you $2 per point (gain or loss). That is where risk management comes in. You don't have to just enter a position and "pray" you can literally set a stop loss like "I dont wanna lose more than 25 bucks" or 100 bucks, or maybe even 250. You can't hold overnight (but neither can your 0DTE's) Come on, bro. You're losing this argument entirely on the fact that you DONT know how to trade futures. You DONT understand the mechanics behind 1) Intraday Margin (aka the premium for opening a single contract position) You're so fucking scared of futures it is hilarious. You can drop $500 bucks into an account and Yolo 1-2 contracts of MNQ or MES, hell even MCL or MGC or M2K honestly whatever micro contract you want. MYM, fuck it try that too. Your broker will LIQUIDATE your account if your account balance drops below the minimum required margin (due to a losing position) and thats it. You'll actually still end up with some cash in the account because they won't take everything. I'm glad you're learning. Because you knew nothing about futures and came in here swinging that tiny dick around like you some big know-it-all nobody piece of shit. Fuck off, man. I'm trying to help people realize that THETA, IV, EXPIRATIONS, all are stacked against them and there IS another way to trade without having all that bullshit killing your odds of success.

RIPPYGOD1

I don’t even trade options either lol. I’m swinging /MNQ, and /MGC right now

PapaCharlie9

So one retailer, two consumables conglomerates, a communications megacorp, a pharma megacorp, and a financial institution. What does it say about me that I didn't have to look up any of those tickers to know what they were? I spend too much time looking at megacaps, I guess, lol. Right off the bat, they are all megacaps, so those do tend to move together. They all have benefited from the 2024 bull market as well. Each has posted gains close to the S&P 500. You can look at the correlations [here](https://www.portfoliovisualizer.com/asset-correlations?s=y&sl=5wDJpyNKfOOr5gE2r89s17). TL;DR - they are all positively correlated with a megacap index (MGC) and the S&P 500 (SPY), ranging from 0.41 for VZ to 0.81 for TROW. Bottom line, not much of a fluke, or at least, not as much of a fluke as it might have been had they been less correlated, like if GOLD and TLT were in the mix.

bunnybear_chiknparm

MGC

dougprishpreed69

In my ETF portfolio I’m holding the following: - SPY (IWB as my tax loss harvesting alternative) - MGC (IWL as my tax loss harvesting alternative) Should I be consolidating or does it benefit me to hold both?

Few_Quarter5615

For volatility monitoring: https://www.cmegroup.com/market-data/cme-group-benchmark-administration/cme-group-volatility-indexes.html For correlation: https://www.mrci.com/special/corr030.php SPAN margin is more efficient than Portfolio Margin but the futures products are very levered. So don’t be shy to hedge deltas via /MES, /MCL,/MGC, /MNQ

SirGlass

Look at the biggest companies 30 years ago vs today. You will see names like maybe Exxon , GE, GM , Ford, IBM. I would really just invest in an index fund vs trying to pick stocks. If you wanted to invest only in the largest companies , MGC is a vangaurd mega cap ETF that holds approx 200 of the biggest USA companies

Few_Quarter5615

/MGC has an option chain on IBKR, I’ve been wheeling it for a while now

thebski

It wouldn't be just Mag7 stocks. I don't have the balls for that given the volatility right now, but most of the ETFs I'm eyeballing are heavily weighted towards those tickers. Right now I've got a set of limit buy orders ready on SMH, VGT, MGK, QQQ, VV, VOO, and MGC in various percentages ranging from 10-20% of the $30,000. You can look at any of those on any increment you want, 1 year, 5 year, 10 year, etc and they'd be a great investment. It's not that I question any of those tickers, it's just about timing the entry. Sad thing is, I had this same battle a year ago and was afraid interest rates would cause everything to drop. This same fear prevented me from having one of the best years I could have ever had if I'd have invested in those same tickers a year ago. I really think the next 5 to 10 years looks strong for tech and I don't want to miss out like I have the last 10. Just wish I knew if a pullback was imminent before I hit buy lol.

Disastrous-Doctor-65

I am 38 and already have an IRA through my job, which I am maxing out. My personal brokerage account is allocated as follows: MGC (30%) MGV (30%) VIG (30%) VO (5%) VB (5%) I know most people like VOO, but MGC has outperformed it. I use MGV and VIG for some stability/dividends in case of market volatility. And then, VO and VB for exposure to smaller caps. My goal is to use this fund to supplement my retirement in 25 years. Do you have any advice? Should i consolidate, change ETFs, or rearrange anything? Thank you

Intermountain_west

I see some advantages to working with a less-established brokerage firm, but I am worried about potential malfeasance/fraud. I hold equities, bonds, securities options, and securities futures, all in an IRA. 1. Should I rest easy knowing that my investments are perfectly safe at any SIPC-insured firm? 2. My liquidity is less than $500k. The notional value of my securities futures exceeds $500k. Is my investment in securities futures fully protected by SIPC? 3. I hold gold futures (/MGC). Is the underlying gold considered a commodity, and NOT protected by SIPC?

Few_Quarter5615

- you dump all your cash in T-Bills on a monthly basis - you start selling 90DTE puts on commodities using futures by picking delta based on seasonality, correlation and risk appetite (for low risk you could sell the /ZB puts as rates will eventually go down) - you start running the weekly or shorter ATM wheel on same commodities & indexes by using the micro contracts (/MES, /MNQ, /MGC, etc) - with all the cash received from selling futures contracts you buy write ATM, >120DTE dividend aristocrats - for extra risk you can always sell box spreads on the Nikkei and buy box spreads on SPX and make a carry trade that can get you up to 5% “free” profit… hedge the short YEN tho with something like forex futures or something (not as free as some people think 😉) - don’t lever yourself too much, max 50% buying power utilization is ok with SPAN margin as long as you are very diversified and uncorrelated. - follow Notional to NLV because while futures are wonderful and SPAN margin is amazing it can become a double edged sword very easy. - never hedge, hedges are expensive, just be disciplined and exit losing trades when they hit your loss target. - never trade /NG outside spring & summer, or better yet, never trade /NG Safe trading & good luck

RogueStatesman

I would personally go for an ETF or Mutual fund, so you can go about your business and not worry about monitoring equities on a daily basis. My ETFs have out-performed my Mutuals. My top ETF is VCR (+143%) and my top Mutual RMQHX (+117%). My other ETFs like VOO, VHT, MGC, IWO and IWM are all >75%. For Mutuals, only PAUAX (+80%) is in that zone.

Cristian888

Natural gas micros have practically zero liquidity The only micros that are viable for trading are: MES, MNQ, M2K, MYM, MCL, MGC, SIL, MHG, M6E, M6B, M6A

budlystugger

MGC is crazy low at the moment and for every share owned there giving you a thousand per share. As long as you own more than a thousand initially.

silverfutes

I day trade micro-futures cause im poor & the leverage is awesome. /MGC (gold), /SIL (silver), etc.

therearenomorenames2

But it's not a reduction in margin though? Cause you can see how the initial and maintenance margins increase, as to be expected. Definitely not other NG positions open. Only open contracts currently are NK225M, MGC, M6A, MCD, 6M and MCL futures. No stocks, no options.

i-pencil11

MGC is probably what you're looking for. https://www.morningstar.com/etfs/arcx/mgc/portfolio

probablywrongbutmeh

MGC and IWL are basically this given their weighting of their top stocks.

crazier_ed

MGC ? From vanguard...

bgd73

there is some unique traits with some stuff. MGC (micro gold contract) for example, selling to short, is the same money requirement for buying..as there is no other way to short it. That limit prevents the owning of the contract...it is simply opposite of buying a call. you can only take the beating of the cost required (my last go with it was $913 cash) . those odds would be insane.. dropping off 900 bucks would need 100 points change.

PeterTheDeveloper

I bought 3,000,000 LON:MGC stocks. Just waiting for them to make some money, hopefully they go from $0.01 to $10.

throwaway3838482923

['TOY STORY 5' is in the works at Disney](https://twitter.com/discussingfilm/status/1623441289638457344?s=46&t=MGC7jKrOznPMHI193p11Mw)

HellzHoundz2018

I don't think there's anything wrong with piling in to ETFs, but I would suggest no fewer than 3 different ones so you can capture different aspects of the market. My personal suggestions are VOO (S&P 500), VFH (financials), and VNQ (real estate). MGC (mega cap), MGK (mega cap growth), and/or VYM (high dividend yield) are my alternatives if you're not interested by some in the first group.

PeterTheDeveloper

The only way to win the war on drugs is to make drugs legal and tax them. Then go after criminals for tax avoidance. I like LON:MGC Pharma (which I own shares in), but far too early to say if they will succeed. But at least they are trying to sell it where the money is; in medicine. But it's share price is half a cent/0.6 pence. I crossed the 5 digit investment on this one a while ago and will continue to grow my position. I have heard in the UK a FTSE100 company (ABF Foods; which I own shares in) are the largest cannabis producer. But they cannot sell it in the UK so have to sell it abroad in Europe. My researchers cannot find anyone with anything near their scale. No one else is ready. Will UK legalise cannabis? My portfolio would like it to be the case. I can may be see it in 2-3 years when tax is down and prisons even more overcrowded. Police do not even arrest for it now unless they suspect you are dealing. Fun little island the UK. Good tea.

Darth_Laidher

Another MGC.

AmericanSahara

Thanks. I'll look up VOO, VO, VUG and MGC, and I'll look up VTI suggested by skdesign080.

Wickedwally1

I have 4 ETFs that are my long term holds, so I just keep buying into them no matter what the market looks like. If you're holding them for 20+ years, you shouldn't worry about the short term ups and downs of the market. VOO, VO, VUG, MGC are mine, but doesn't mean these are the best options. Individual stocks, I'm more likely to use as swing trades if I think they've gone too high or too low.

edblardo

I stick to the Boglehead strategy for the most part. 50% VTI, 30% VXUS, and then I stay away from BND because of my age. Instead I buy ETFs that give me more exposure to certain sectors. I buy VB at 10% for more small cap exposure. 5% in MGC for Mega Cap exposure (I used to hold Microsoft, but this seems more safe and less work/worry). The last 5% used to be VGT, but it has been in VDE since last November.

Outoftweet123

You’ve already made the correct decision which is the same decision every WSB should make…..if you have earned the money you should gamble it unwisely such that the divorce courts cannot divide assets of the marriage if they don’t exist! Congratulations…..you have won the marriage contest! Signed WSB Marriage Guidance Councillor (MGC)

ProfEpsilon

You can hedge with GLD (the 100% collateralized traditional gold ETF) but it is fairly expensive. For example, if you were hedge at the money 98 days out it would currently cost you about 3.5% asset value if you did a full traditional hedge - although I suppose that is better than losing 10% if that is what you fear. You can also hedge with a short MGC futures contract (notional value equals 10X price of gold - contract is very easy to trade) but that will neutralize your position, no further losses but no gains either until contract is offset. On the other hand, that would likely stop your margin problem until you have a chance to figure out what you want to do. There are also options on the larger GC gold futures contracts, but their cost is likely to mimic the original GLD option cost. Of course you can use standard GLD puts that are more OTM, less protection for lower cost, but I don't think that solves your margin problem. Consider selling your position, take your losses, and then rethink. Sometimes taking a loss is a good idea. I play gold heavily by the way, and currently have a negative valuation for recent gold holdings. I buy gold straight, play options (credit spreads mostly) and futures extensively, but not futures on options. Best of luck on your decision.

ColaHelixSurge

Forgot about micro futures? lol. ok. Anyway, micro futures like MES, MNQ, MCL, MYM, M2Km maybe MGC? are the ones people here should be trading. Stop losses will ALWAYS work unless there is some crazy shit like the Covid drop in 2020 but that will likely never happen again. It takes like 55 bucks in margin to trade a single MES contract. Yea, you can lose your whole account IF YOU DONT HAVE A STOP LOSS. Yes you can get liquidated if you buy too many. Yes, learn the mechanics first. Its not that hard.

LostMyEmailAndKarma

I'm long a few /MGC June contracts. Hoping this bull flag plays out soon.

GainsOnTheHorizon

Do you mean just the largest companies, like Vanguard's MGC? [https://investor.vanguard.com/etf/profile/MGC](https://investor.vanguard.com/etf/profile/MGC)

DaVinciJest

MGC Pharmaceuticals 🚀 🌝

PegLegPete72

I'm into MGC Pharmaceuticals, medical cannabis. They're still in their infancy with some trials finishing this year and early next year. Hopefully if all goes well I will see a result within 3 years. Anyone else here with MGC stock?

rsl71682

I have no active options open right now, but I recently moved to futures since the war began, and actively long on Micro Gold Futures (/MGC), Japanese Yen Futures (/6J), and short on Hog Futures (/HE) - least for this week.

drgath

Is Tesla actually high reward though? 6th in market cap, and just 2.5x off Apple. If they attain #1, you are a little more than doubling your investment. But, also if they attain #1, a mega cap ETF like MGC will be significantly up as well, and that ETF has significantly less risk than betting everything on Elon. Might just be my perspective though, as I only deal with ETFs.

fufm

Lmao I hadn’t considered it but technically could work. Haven’t heard that ticker in a WHILE lol. I’m trading: GLD /GC /MGC GOLD also apparently because it’s performing better than gold itself

mettle

To use one random example, MGC, Vanguard’s mega cal ETF, is literally .99 correlated with the sp500 as measured by the beta coefficient.

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PegLegPete72

MGC Pharmaceuticals

PegLegPete72

As you're prepared to bin this money your $390 could get you 18000 MGC Pharmaceuticals shares, which have a possibility of going big within 2-3 years. So don't cut corners and sit on it instead.

drakevibes

There’s also MGK which I prefer over MGC

HeyYoChill

You could just buy a megacap etf like MGC. That's basically what you're doing anyway.

Jeff_Bezels

In broader poorfolio news, /MGC is aggressively fucking me. How you know "muh inflation" talk is bullshit.

PegLegPete72

Invest in some of the cannabis industry for a 3-5 year period, myself I'm invested in MGC Pharmaceuticals

Jeff_Bezels

What if I show off my /MGC contracts?

itisjustjohn

This is the boat I am in. I closed out my positions today of VOOG and MGC because my 30 day change has been -10% which was the indicator I set for myself on when to exit. Now just trying to figure out what to do now

sittingGiant

Finally, the UWM MGC inversion i have been looking for! Smallcaps can't just die alone forever. Now the bigcaps come down, money rotates to smallcaps and all the shit that has been bleeding all over my port will fly again. It just has to fly before i pick up the margin call. *rrrring*

northernlad2000

MGC pharmaceuticals, Australian and European based company. They make plant based medicine with a focus on cannabis. They have a product (plant based but not cannabis) which will hopefully be given emergency use authorisation in India and possibly the US. They have just finished their factory in Malta which by the summer will be producing 20 000 doses a day of Cimetra. This reduces the need for hospitalisation in COVID cases. Average cost of hospitalisation for COVID in the US is roughly $40 000 whilst a dose of cimetra costs €100. They have a variety of other products in the pipeline such as epilepsy and dementia (cannabis based) which will hopefully be big in the next few years.

Unusual_Leopard_3230

> Mid-caps and small-caps got destroyed during 2021 Only small-cap growth was destroyed. Even mod-cap value outperformed mega-caps. Here are the 2021 numbers: * SPY: +27.04% * Mid-cap value (VOE): +26.37% * Mega-caps (MGC): +25.95% * Small-cap value (VBR): +25.76% * All mid-cap (VO): +23.21% * Small-cap growth (VBK): +5.28%

f4therfucker

It’s pretty different: less than half the number of holdings in MGC. Better performance and expense ratio, as well.

f4therfucker

Check out Vanguard MGC. It’s an ETF with exposure to the top 70% of the total US market based on market cap.

WisconsinsFinest

MGC etf could do it for you

HeyYoChill

Compare MGC (Vanguard Megacap) to VO (Vanguard Midcap). Basically the same chart. Midcaps are only underperforming since November. And it's only 4%ish.

AthleteNerd

I know you're right, I just can't understand. How hard is it to just hit the buy button on DIA, MGC, IOO, or OEF (all basically the same thing as this overpriced fund, there are others as well) every payday and save yourself a litteral ton of money over the long term?

futbolito112000

What I did in picking is that I looked at how much each went up and how much each went down when the market was up high and down respectively. We all want $9 up but not so much $9 down. So, you can compare how each one did and how comfortable were you with the volatility. But also didn't want something that went up 50 cents and down 50 cents. For example, MGC was down but not as much as MGK and vice versa. Also, determine if you want Growth or Value. Compare the makeup of each ETF to pick the one you can tolerate the volatility but that will actually move up. The VOO is similar to most but has a lot of companies vs VTI. I like VGT a lot and I compare it to QQQ but that one can swing either way and costs over $400/share. So, I also look at share price and try to get them in the $80 to $250 range. I stuck to Vanguard because they are the kings of mutual funds, ETFs, and very solid company. I would also consider the QQQ and other Invesco ETFs as well as some of the iShares as they are all great companies and have billions poured into their ETFs. Hopefully this helps.

futbolito112000

Many of the ETFs have the same 10 stocks as the top 10. They just differ in what the weighing is (20%, 25%, 30%, 50%). I just recently got into the following Vanguard ETFs: VIG, ESGV, MGC, and VOT. Just going to dac into them and play the long game. Too frustrating to babysit and watch the manipulation on individual stocks especially when the market is up and your own stocks are down. I like to use the Vanguard site for comparison of funds so that I don't buy the same thing for the most part. Investor.vanguard.com/mutual-funds/list#/etf/asset-class/month-end-returns

Laika_Fuego

MGC Pharmaceuticals

HunterrBoii

MGC Pharmaceuticals (MXC) Making moves! 💚

HunterrBoii

Why do I keep seeing people promoting Small cap companies like MGC Pharmaceutical and stuff on here?? Thought that wasn’t allowed?! 🤨

aed38

Income inequality gets worse > choose some mega cap stocks or an ETF like MGC, OEF, or even VOO Climate change gets worse > oil, coal, and natural gas stocks/ETFs

PostmortemFacefuck

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lolomotif12

MGC Pharmaceuticals currently have two in Phase 3 clinical trials and it's expected to pass. Very good entry price currently. I have 600k shares.

ISG2008

MGC

Icy_Piccolo8923

Check out MGC pharmaceuticals for an effective COVID treatment, you’ll be kicking yourself if you don’t invest

FatFart777

MGC Pharma, cannabis stock in London yayaya LON: MXC 🚀🚀🚀

Tazm786

MGC Pharma (MXC) on LSE

Rosetanic

MGC Pharmaceuticals. That is all.

HunterrBoii

MGC Pharma (MXC) has put me in the green for the first time in months! Huge US deal signed today! Still at a bargain price 🟢🤑 happy happy!

Jeff_Bezels

Elon pls tweet about gold so my /MGC will print

AppearanceMinimum801

MGC pharma

thisisawendys69

MGC Pharma is a 100x long term play. its so fucking solid

thisisawendys69

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thisisawendys69

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thisisawendys69

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thisisawendys69

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