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1T infrastructure bill finally passed, what to buy now???
In light of the new infrastructure spending, what are some stocks you’re looking at?
USA Bipartisan Infrastructure Bill Overview (The Guardian)
$PAVE, US Infrastructure Development ETF
Why concrete companies are going to be the next meme stocks
Thoughts on PAVE, CHPT, and other infrastructure stocks and ETF's that may benefit from the governments bill? Still deciding whether to go all in on some or wait till Joe Manchin figures out his power trip.
Today is the first time in my life I opened a Fidelity Stock trading account. Posting here for luck. :)
Today is the first time in my life I opened a Fidelity Stock trading account. Posting here for luck. :)
An investment that will benefit from the various parts of the infrastructure bill. Check out $PAVE ETF
An investment that will benefit from the infrastructure bill. Check out $PAVE ETF
Tomorrow- Biden's Infrastructure plan. I was researching on these for months and posted these infra stocks and ETFs a month back. Already US Steel and US Concrete up 35% in a month.
Use this Robbinhood account for fun had a pretty good 3 months finally in the six figure present club! My position was gme at 36 sold got into the coin with the animal on it sold got back into gme sold, gnus puts, now I’m all in on PAVE 30c 31c exp sep
$PAVE options are dirt cheap and infrastructure is about to take off - DD
$PAVE your way to free money with infrastructure
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Cybersecurity is taking a beating so I started a position in a few ETF’s (cibr) and some one offs that I like. Cybersecurity is more important than ever but people are letting short term Marco fears get the better of them. I also like less traditional infrastructure plays that are not over inflated thanks to AI buildout. People forget, the US is still facing massive pressure to update and fix aging infrastructure. AI hype will push margins higher across the industry, whether a business has a nexus to AI or not. The entire construction/infrastructure industry stand La to benefit — I like DIA and PAVE. Robotics is heating up, some interesting ETF’s and companies out there like BOTZ and FANUY. Tech is always interesting, but lately I’ve been liking IXN for some international exposure. It’s become a favorite of mine. We are just at the beginning of the AI and tokenization boom — people tend to forget that.
Maybe it's because I'm old enough to remember the pre-cellphone age, but no, I don't freak out in those scenarios. The new "always connected" paradigm is actually more jarring for me. We can already do those things, missiles since the 60s (PAVE PAWS) and phones since the 2000s (via GPS, tower triangulation, WPS, etc ). Those things are worth money, but they're *already fulfilled markets*, and people are pricing ASTS as if they're inventing the satellite.
If we get a pullback, I’d split that $15k into three deep-value buckets: **Small-Cap Value (AVUV)** for the catch-up trade, **Physical Infrastructure (PAVE)** because we're in a massive domestic rebuilding cycle, and **Nuclear Energy (SMR/OKLO)** which is the backbone of the AI data center boom. I’ve found that the "best" entry point isn't a single day, but a zone; if you scale in during a 5% dip, you're technicaly buying at a better price than 90% of the people who FOMO'd at the top. The goal isn't to buy the absolute bottom, but to own high-quality assets at a fair price while valuations are still stretched.
Long JHX, UUUU, and extra long PAVE
I'm more into ETFs So PAVE and SETM popped up with your portfolio of materials and construction companies I think SETM can blow up and PAVE is a safer haven You only do stocks?
Going defensive. XLE, ITA, PAVE, COMT, GLD. Thinking of INDA for some additional non-US exposure. Im thinking not just recession, but major geopolitical disruption. Commodities for stagflation or reserve status loss, ITA/XLE for war.
PAVE PARA DIS, [Puts on MSFT. ](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ratQlft_G5c)
Today I somehow decided to liquefy some of my profits. Don't ask me why, it was spontaneous, although I was thinking about it for some time now. To be more specific when Biden became President he was planning on throwing money in infrastructure, so I bought PAVE ETF. Today I sold it for a 40% profit. Not bad I would say.
Look into PAVE and related stocks, Costco, Djia and related stocks
Surprisingly PAVE performs very well. TOPT is new.
Ok guys! We MUST squeeze nvidia Monday!!! Remember what we did with GME? We SQUEEZED that bi***! Let’s pull it off Monday!!!! F what this guy did or thinks, LETS PAVE THE WAY & make a fantasy turn to REALITY! This message gos out to all retail investors & BIG hedge fund's & banks aka Citadel, Chase, Blackrock!
Closest I can think of is PAVE etf.
I am new to options and I’m wondering why this contract lost all of its value at market close if the stock price did not fluctuate much. I bought a PAVE call expiring on 3/21/25 yesterday. Today at market close the contracts value went from .58 to .01. I have no idea why this happened. Can someone please explain this to me?
Trying to find a good s&p index fund that doesn’t have the Mag 7. I have had large positions in these for a long time. Diversifying out of their gains is a regular task and looking for an easier way. Just bought some PAVE and IGV etfs. Bought a bunch of individual stocks farther down the spy holdings list. Other ideas? Oh, and I’ll probably buy some rddt tomorrow.
This is why you need to sell your PAVE etf
Gonna sell all my PAVE because trump is probably kill the Build Back Better act and IRA which have benefitted my PAVE
You just mentioned PAVE ITB IWM going higher. Net day they started selling off. ITB down 8%. Fed cuts rates and mortgage rates go higher by the amount that was cut. Explain that. TLT dumped 9 % after cuts. Explain that. This market is an inverse market for common sense.
AECOM maybe? PAVE if you're looking for an ETF. Disclosure: I don't own either. They're too narrowly focused for me.
I am still holding PAVE I believe I mentioned it to you before. It just keeps climbing. I guess BBB is real.💁🏼♂️
Maybe invest in Infrastructure sector? Like for example the PAVE ETF?
I am a bit risk averse, trying to build a portfolio with low but steady returns. Any feedback? VETY 35% HYG 25% DHS 15% MINT 5% PAVE 7% VRP 3% ARKK 5% EEM 5%
SPY, VTI, QQQ are all the most diverse, but they're all also the same I personally prefer to use tax harvesting on my losers and make yearly trades on different Sectors and businesses. This isn't financial advice but PAVE is looking good in the coming years.
There are some infrastructure construction companies that is well connected with Federal government or World Bank. The US can be Flour, Parsons, and Ebasco(no longer US) into construction. PAVE etf can be benefited. But most of business may come from Asia. The Chinese certainly can bring their labor rebuild the cities faster at fraction of cost. The South Koreans and Indonesians companies will certainly lobbing offering help.
IYK, XLE, XLC, PAVE, IWM, NLR, IYH...just look at some sector ETFs and pick a few where you like the composition. Many have double digit growth with a dividend. Never hurts to put a little bit of the portfolio elsewhere.
Im holding PAVE for the same reason. Surely all that money from that Infrastructure package a couple years back has to make its way to these companies. Hoping that combines with rate cuts for a good run.
I would expect infrastructure ETFs, like PAVE, to do well. I assume that rate cuts mean more people and businesses will be borrowing money to fund construction projects. Interested to hear if my assumption is actually right or not.
I like the PAVE ETF (US infrastructure)
I followed the Professor into PAVE and GRID as infrastructure plays, but I only bought a small amount and they are up bigly. 😤
Edward Jones is meant for people knew nothing about investment that 3.5% fees spoils all plus all the funds suggest have another point for them. Look for a 529 +year of redemption fund for your children. PAVE, COWZ, XSVM and POCT are good bets. I will also add some foreign etfs in case US economy turns sour.
> I'm planning on throwing $20,000 into ETFs-7500 VOO, 5000 SOXX, 2000 SCHD, 1500 QTUM, 1500 PAVE, 1500 COWZ, 1000 HFXI-$10,000 Ok, you *could* do this. Or you could just make your life easy and put 100% into VT which includes all the stocks included in the above ETF. > $10,000 in long-hold stocks like Microsoft, Google, Apple, Meta, etc. Don't do that. > and $10,000 in CDs Why would you do that
"Invest in the transformation of how we source and use energy at scale." https://etf.tcw.com/netz/ NETZ is an ETF focused on various aspects of that sentence. It has also been doing terrific. Also check out inside NETZ (as well as PAVE, AIRR and PRN) for stocks like VRT, VST, NVT, etc.
Sorry, I misread and thought you were only invested in those 4! VOO and VTI still have a lot of tech exposure since they're market cap weighted. Which I still think is fine. But if you want to diversify out of tech, I'd consider the MOAT ETF (only 14% tech). It's not talked about very much, but quietly beats the S&P500 most years and is well diversified with companies considered by the managers to have a long term competitive advantage. If you want more exposure to smaller companies, consider CALF (11.5% tech) and AVUV (5% tech). There are also sector specific ETFs, e.g. XLV for healthcare, GRID and PAVE for infrastructure/industrials, etc. Not sure of all of those are available where you live but just some suggestions.
Calls on XLE, PAVE, and PAA
it is worth $10 right now. The one $38 covered call that has interest is 6/21 paying about $55 in premium. You could sell the call to cover your losses on the bought call. You could also see what happens to PAVE few days... maybe by some luck the stock pops up.
No, definitely not anything super crazy. No calls or puts or anything of that nature. Nor a volatile stock like TSLA. More like finding a good company that is currently underperforming/ undervalued, preferably with a connection to AI. Whether it’s in chip manufacturing, cyber security, or software., etc. some stocks I am currently considering are CRM, TTD, TSM. However, I feel strongly about going the ETF route instead. CIBR, WCBR, IGPT. Also considering other sectors like Infrastructure, utilities, and REITs depending on November’s outcome. Considered parking the money in PAVE about a year ago but due to wife being laid off, opted to play it safe with HYSA. I did tho, open a small position in PAVE around the same time in my daughter’s UTMA account and she’s up 30% in that position. Ultimately, that is the goal with the money that’s currently in the HYSA with a time frame of 2-5 years depending on returns.
My 20$ put donation to PAVE that wiped out my profit this month doesnt look bad Lol... I just started investing this month... Sigh.
It’s not. My skillset is the proverbial shovel in this scenario. I’ve got plenty of exposure to AI in my 401k and HSA in VOO, VTI & QQQ. I use whatever money I have left over to invest in sectors in a Roth. Even then PAVE makes up 25% of that account and it’s still got exposure to automation. That’s not WSB talk, but I feel like I’m pretty well set up and I want to learn options. Drank a little too much last night and replied to too many comments in this post. Just clarifying, and at the very least giving my perspective on AI in industrial applications.
Look at the ETFs doing the best for the past year [https://etfdb.com/compare/highest-52-week-returns/no-leveraged/](https://etfdb.com/compare/highest-52-week-returns/no-leveraged/) Then ignore the tech, crypto, weed and Mag7 ones and see what does best.... URNM/URA and ITB/XHB, plus some country ones. Then look inside the ETFs for specific stocks. [https://etfdb.com/tool/etf-comparison/ITB-XHB/#holdings](https://etfdb.com/tool/etf-comparison/itb-xhb/#holdings) I'd also add AIRR, PAVE, CALF and AVUV as ETFs to look inside of.
ITB (US Home Construction) is the best performing non-tech ETF for the past five years by a wide margin, and during challenging times for the industry too. Also check out SLX (steel), PAVE and AIRR (infrastructure), and XME (mining).
Not sure if I know one that is around power transformer completely, but PAVE isn't terrible. Has a higher expense ratio, but covers a lot of construction names. I really like PWR a a company, but it is a pretty expensive name right now. You can always find a company you like in the space and search for any ETF's that might carry them.
Individually those are all reasonable choices, though in the current environment O and SCHD are pretty pitiful. When you make choices though, your portfolio should be looked at as a unit. It is totally fine to have FXAIX, VTI and FZROX in the same portfolio even if they have overlap, but with the amount of money you have to work with, you should be being very deliberate in your choices so that you overlap or are overweight in a way you want to be. Holding FXAIX and PAVE is much more sensible at this stage than having FXAIX and VTI. You aren't getting much bang for the buck in the difference as only 15% of VTI is different than FXAIX. Consider instead of VTI having CALF/MOAT/AVUV or something similar for exposure to mid and small caps. As you must know, PAVE is a very good longterm bet since we always need infrastructure and both political parties claim to support investing in it. That is a good example of a way to go heavier on some sector with very low risk. > recently started fiddling with other funds Start fiddling with paper portfolios. You can try different philiosphies and compete against each other... and against FXAIX as a benchmark. If you make a dozen portfolios and none outperforms FXAIX alone, that should tell you semething. On the other hand, if you consistently put together portfolios that beat FXAIX, that should tell you something too. You can put the next few years to very good use even if you don't have that much $$$$ to work with yet.
There is a ton of overlap between FXAIX, FZROX, and VTI. REITs and SCHD are more for income, which you don't need right now. PAVE is a gamble with a big ER. I'm assuming you're at Fidelity. I'd just simplify with FSKAX and FTIHX. I like 80/20. You already started early, just put it in something rational and spend your energy on more important things.
One niche industry that will always be needed is infrastructure and construction: AIRR, PAVE, ITB, GRID I couldn't find any decently performing ETFs this year that were made up broad blue chips companies (LLY, CAT, KO, V, even include BRK.B) but less than 30% tech. Best I found before giving up is DUSA... only 8% tech but it is 35% META, AMZN, GOOGL, BRK.B which are not technically "tech".
PAVE, I owned it for a long time and maybe should rebuy it.
Global X US Infrastructure Development ETF BATS: PAVE
PAVE will drop below $29 before Xmas
There are various ETFs on that sector. I picked up PAVE for some subjective reason. PS: This is not an investment advice. Don't invest in PAVE just because some reddit avatar mentioned that. It's just an example.
I stick with the AIRR and PAVE etfs. GRID is usually good too. In terms of individual stocks you can look through the underlying holdings. https://etfdb.com/tool/etf-comparison/AIRR-PAVE/#holdings Sterling Infrastructure (STRL) in particular has been really strong.
Dividends are not good for someone your age. They work against your purpose which is to get money into the market to compound, not take it out. It's not a bad idea to consider that a stock offering a dividend might be a good one, but you should mostly just ignore dividends. They don't matter. What matters is the total return: price performance + dividends = total return. VOO with some QQQ is a very good place to start. Infrastructure is also an excellent longterm choice given leaders of both US partys say they are in favor of upgrading infrastructure. Also consider AIRR. I have AIRR/PAVE equally. IFRA's performance is far weaker than those two. I don't know what you mean by O+ MAIN. 5% individual stocks is good. It gives you some room to experiment with the "fun" aspect. Also make use of play money portfolios to compete against yourself, and especially compete against your VOO/QQQ main holding, including just varying the percentages.
21 year old college student Long term investing oriented but also like the idea of dividends. VOO (70%/s&p) / QQQM (10%/nasdaq) / IFRA + PAVE (10%/infrastructure) / O+ MAIN (5%/reit&bdc) / random stocks (5%) Any new investor mistakes I am making please let me know! Is this portfolio diverse and appropriate for someone who has a long way to go until retirement? VOO and QQQM are supposed to be safe bets for the future and IFRA/PAVE/O/MAIN are supposed to help me feel motivated to continue investing/fun (the monthly dividends make me feel like I'm doing something right+ will be reinvested for the foreseeable future)
I hope you guys still own ETN, it hit 224 today before sliding down to 218. I have about 1750 stocks of them, I intend to hold long term. I have also sold some of their sticks and I rated in PAVE, a basket of similar sticks. Obviously ETN is outperforming PAVE.
Ticker PAVE has been good to me so far, economic downturns usually turn to infrastructure *shrug* I’ve also lost on 99% of my buys so what do I know lol
I believe the construction sector would outperform (see infrastructure act). I personally chose to go with the PAVE ETF because I have no idea about that sector. Disclaimer, although it's obvious: this is not an investment advise, and you shouldn't do what random reddit users are suggesting.
PAVE has been a consistent earner for me for the last year or so. Slow but steady.
I am an electrician by trade. Between the world being awash in stimulus money, the infrastructure act, the chips act, electrical vehicle charging, etc... Anything in the electrical equipment space is going to have years and years of higher earnings. Take a look at the performance of $XLI and it's components. There's a reason why institutional money is moving these stocks. A few other ETFs worth digging into is $PAVE and $GRID. I know it's popular to predict a recession due to historical indicators but I don't see how it's possible with the spending I'm seeing in heavy industry.
I didn't invest in them, but utilities were up 10%, it looks like (judging by FUTY), and infrastructure was up hugely, too (PAVE was up by more than 30% over the past three years, and IFRA was up by more than 25%).
OIG (Orbital Infrastructure Group) - Shitty penny stock thats either going bankrupt or mooning later this year. I'm bag holding this one like a bitch so take that with a grain of salt. Super risky and potentially getting delisted or more likely a reverse split followed by another dive in price. Otherwise, stick with PAVE, solid etf.
AIRR: First Trust RBA American Industrial Renaissance ETF PAVE: Global X U.S. Infrastructure Development ETF AIRR is +12% ytd. PAVE is +9%. (GRID is +8%, IFRA +4%)
PAVE and likely some steel stocks like Zeus
I’m no professional, but I’m rolling with PAVE, SPY, PHO and I am holding 15 Amazon shares.
PAVE is a ticker... I think that's your third word, and your sign. Go yolo on PAVE.
Tax loss harvested $11k worth of losses and reinvested that money into GOOG, DDOG, VOO, QCLN, GRND, PAVE and BN. Most likely not going to sell any more in 2023, but DCA into these guys and a handful of other favorites.
>RUSSIAN LEADERS HAVE BEEN QUICK TO WELCOME THE OUTCOME OF THE REFERENDUMS THAT PAVE THE WAY FOR OCCUPIED REGIONS OF UKRAINE TO BE INCORPORATED IN THE RUSSIAN FEDERATION, ESCALATING THE CONFLICT WITH KYIV AND WESTERN GOVERNMENTS - WSJ ^First ^Squawk ^[@FirstSquawk](http://twitter.com/FirstSquawk) ^at ^2022-09-28 ^19:26:45 ^EDT-0400
dude what the fuck are you buying and why lol...also why not just go to Vanguard and spin the wheel of misfortune on your favorite etf ticker... Just xfer all of that shit over into a VTSAX on Vanguard direct...set an auto allotment from your checking then stay the fuck away from the market forever. If you want to get 'fancy' buy some other inudtrial keyed etfs like $QTUM, $PAVE or fuck it - toss in on some $SPY.
What’s the deal with PAVE and why that drop after climbing all day yesterday?
[ITA v SPY](https://ibb.co/J3zgf69) looking strong....PAVE v SPY as well
Sector funds can be sloppy about what should be in the sector. For instance the PAVE fund says it's about infrastructure and includes several construction and materials companies but also includes ancient railroads so it's confusing infrastructure building with infrastructure exploiting. Figure out which of the sector components really do what you think will be valuable about the sector.
Closed only .14% down. Not too bad. AMD/AAPL only winners. PAVE is my biggest loser.
PAVE URA FENY. Stocks: COST UNH PANW
Interesting. I've heard of farmers also complaning about right to repair with DE. Currently have exposure to both with PAVE, but thinking of getting into some agriculture equipment stocks.
its in the thread, but: biggest winner - MU +8.23 biggest loser - PAVE +1.55
Biggest winner - MU +7.65% Biggest loser - PAVE +1.25%
Howdy, can I plz get someone w a bigger brain than me to review? 40% QQQ, 35% VIG, 15% PAVE, 5% FNDF, 5% FNDE. Long term maximize growth goal.
40% QQQ, 35% VIG, 15% PAVE, 5% FNDF, 5% FNDE. Long term maximize growth goal. My mistake on prior comment. Thank you :)
>GERMAN FOREIGN MINISTER BAERBOCK SAYS WE NEED TO PAVE THE WAY FOR TARGETED SANCTIONS AND NOT JUST SANCTIONS THAT SOUND BIG || SAYS CUTTING OFF RUSSIA FROM SWIFT WOULD MEAN THAT ORDINARY PEOPLE CAN NO LONGER TRANSFER MONEY TO RELATIVES IN RUSSIA ^First ^Squawk ^[@FirstSquawk](http://twitter.com/FirstSquawk) ^at ^2022-02-25 ^09:11:14 ^EST-0500
>GERMAN FOREIGN MINISTER BAERBOCK SAYS WE NEED TO PAVE THE WAY FOR TARGETED SANCTIONS AND NOT JUST SANCTIONS THAT SOUND BIG ^\*Walter ^Bloomberg ^[@DeItaone](http://twitter.com/DeItaone) ^at ^2022-02-25 ^09:10:29 ^EST-0500
The entire Global X Suite is really nice, and their website is top-tier compared to a lot of boomer fund sites. You can sort by themes, income, etc. My favorites are MLPX, QYLG, XYLG, RYLD, LIT, and PAVE right now. Link to explore below: https://www.globalxetfs.com/explore/
That's not a valid reason to not invest in them - in order to continue rising over time, and be a good investment, an etf needs to be hitting new ATH regularly. Every penny it increases in value, is more than a penny lost (thanks to compound interest) as your opportunity cost. Now *which* etfs are best atm, harder to say - but again, tech is going to be about the worst sector right now. Rising rates and inflation aren't kind to speculative stocks, and highly innovative growth stocks more generally. Either target value-based broad indexes (VTV is my choice here, but there are plenty of others). Also, thematic etfs are a valid choice - again leaning more towards staples, reits, financials, utilities, energy and some industrials. PAVE is down quite a bit right now, despite the Infrastructure bill passing a couple months ago - and despite *none* of the money having been spent yet! I'd say it is a pretty safe bet right now. And that is just one example of many. Just remember - at any given time, a sizable number of etfs are at or near their ATHs.
Trying to take advantage of rate hikes in the camping year.. Canadian based and long term rsp investing: V: credit cards / Financials PAVE: industrials, infrastructure bill play AC: undervalued, pushed down due to covid ENB: energy company, massive utility ZEB: broad etf on banking KIE: broad etf on insurance ZRE: broad etf on REITs STNE: 46m cathie wood arkF investment .. speculating it could be a value play long term
This is 100% right. But...information can be so tempting. In 2022, can you guess which sectors or businesses will do well? Or badly? This is the temptation--thinking you have a route to better performance through information or some other strategy. In 2021, I was super certain we would get a big fat infrastructure bill. So certain. It was all over the news, and just a slam dunk.. So names like CAT or materials or PAVE etf look good, right? Add on a bunch of green energy names to that list, since the bill would obviously include some transitional funding. Right? But that bill never came. Ouch. I know that the index would have done much better, but I thought the info I had was worth more. Sometimes it goes the other way and you make lots of cash fast. Maybe a hot IPO. Maybe earnings that you have confidence in. Rumors of a merger. Or just cycles--like retail in the Xmas season. If I had any balls I would have bought up the flash dip in 2020 and I would easily be up 100% or more, with a few dividend stocks that pay me 33-50% yield every year. Get it right and you are set up real well. Get it wrong and lose money. Or just invest in indexes and sort of split the difference.
I'm pretty sure those tech stocks have gone up more than the 20-25% of OP's infrastructure stocks since that time. The PAVE Infrastructure ETF is up 33% YTD; meanwhile MSFT is up 48% and GOOGL 64%. There' s no conspiracy. Infrastructure is capital intensive so profit margins are razor thin. It's also a very conservative industry, the companies spend little (if any) on R&D. Tech companies meanwhile have high profit margins (you don't have to pay extra for every new customer when it's software) and are always looking for growth. You'll always be better off betting on innovative companies with high profit margins than the opposite.
I bought PAVE to diversify for the long term, plus F and X. All last year Nov 2020 and I’m waaaaaay up.
Find an ETF dedicated to that industry and then look at their holdings. Lumber ETF: [WOOD](https://www.ishares.com/us/products/239752/ishares-global-timber-forestry-etf) Steel ETF: [SLX](https://www.vaneck.com/us/en/investments/steel-etf-slx/holdings/) For concrete, I couldn't find an industry specific ETF, but the infrastructure ETF [PAVE](https://www.globalxetfs.com/funds/pave/#holdings) has a lot of those stocks. You can also search etf.com for the ETFs with the highest allocations towards a particular stock, for example [here's the ETFs with the biggest allocation for US Concrete Inc.](https://www.etf.com/stock/USCR) ETFs are low-key the best thing that's happened to equity research. Happy hunting!
I love how many energy and financial plays depend on AAPL going up or down.. bc it makes SPY go up or down.. and only way my shit stocks are going up is if people buy SPY Fuck BAC fuck PAVE fuck BP fuck INTC fuck RIOT and fuck my portfolio. Sold my AAPL early sold my NVDA early. All you need to do is buy mega cap tech 🤬 That’s it. Buy nothing except SPY calls on a dip and long tech. Doesn’t matter if Pow prints or not, rates mean jack shit, economic data means jack shit. The entire market depends on mega cap tech to survive. Buy nothing else. No matter what.
PHO - Water ETF that has solid performance PAVE - Infrastructure etf play I’d recommend etfs so you get more diversification per dollar
When did you buy them? I just don’t get people buying stuff, that is so close to expiring. Not the place; but PAVE is an Infastructure- ETF that will be one of the beneficiaries.
I mean, WHY did you think PAVE would be a smart buy? Is it because you've looked into it's top holdings, looked at their current value and made an attempt to forecast how the Inf bill could raise those values? If your thought process doesn't go beyond Inf bill = Pave, then just buy SPY.
Recently bought PAVE, but I’m worried that the potential gains from the infrastructure bill passing was already baked into the price. What do you think?
$PAVE hitting 30 this week 👀