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u/justguessyes 15 hours ago

What are your oldest/newest stocks?

What’s the stock that you’ve had the longest in your portfolio, and what is the stock that you most recently bought? If you want you can also share when you bought it, at what price, why you bought it, changes in investing strategy etc - would love to hear different perspectives! My oldest is MSFT (\~7 years ago), newest is MU (\~7 months ago
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  1. u/YourMatt 1 15 hours ago
    My newest is Figma. I started working with a new UX designer, and they decided to use AI prototyping instead of Figma. It's been an awful experience. Figma isn't getting replaced any time soon, and I'm going to go as far as say that UX design is going to be the last thing that is replaced by AI in software engineering. I also recently did a full web design in Adobe Illustrator. That was an old workflow I used years back, and I got an itch to try it again. That is woefully inadequate and I'll never try that again. Figma is the only viable tool in this space now, so on that alone, I repositioned my personal non-retirement portfolio with 10% FIG. I funded it by selling off one of my oldest stocks, TSM. It's a crazy move, I know, but I never took any profits and I didn't see much more upside potential there.
  2. u/cryorac83 1 14 hours ago
    Brutal stock to own if you bought in the last couple of years
  3. u/Emotional-Breath-838 1 14 hours ago
    I have TSLA from several months after it was issued. Not enough to retire from unfortunately. My newest is a company called Oramed (ORMP.) Oramed’s CEO’s mother holds the patent for oral insulin. They had a great phase II, raised a ton of money and then phase III failed. They began using the cash to invest in other companies and transferred the patents to one of their holdings. Fast forward and a Chinese licensee of the patents winds up acing their Phase III and soon diabetics in China will be able to take insulin orally, without injections. The licensing revenue from the Chinese market looks great but their Phase III methodology plus sifting through the ashes of the FDA failed trial yields massive clues as to why the phase III failed and now a new, fully funded phase III trial will begin and should succeed. ORMP’s largest holding is in Alpha Tau Medical which keeps going up and to the right. The market cap for ORMP is LESS THAN the value of their DRTS holdings which means that there is a rare mis-price opportunity plus further upside from both DRTS and a turn around venture called Lifeward (LFWD.) Lifeward was a dumpster fire until Oramed’s CEO and his mother brought in cash (and the oral insulin patents) and took major board seats. They’ve brought in a new CEO (formerly of Medtronic) and have resolved insurance reimbursement challenges in the US. I don’t have an upside price on ORMP yet but they’ve got multiple shots on goal and picked up some institutional investment when they got added to some indexes recently.
  4. u/Jyvre 1 14 hours ago
    Oldest: IBE (BM) 8 months Newest: NEM (NYSE) 2 weeks I'm new on this. 😊
  5. u/SondeMarkets 1 13 hours ago
    Oldest: GOOGL 8 years Newest: AAOI 3 weeks (yes, I bought the dip)
  6. u/ExcellentWinner7542 1 12 hours ago
    Oldest? F, GM, GE, GOOGL, AMZN, XOM, IBM, INTC, MSFT, BAC, C..... Newest? WDC, SNDK,SOXL, TQQQ, JNUG, GUSH, AGNC, ORC DX, GGN. Here's my top 20 of about 250 holdings in no particular order. |Symbol| |:-| |F| |WDC| |AGNC| |TQQQ| |C| |DX| |BRKB| |AAPL| |MU| |INTC| |GS| |GGN| |META| |IBM| |GM| |UDOW| |BNY| |BAC| |XOM| |WMT|
  7. u/ninjagorilla 1 12 hours ago
    I have 4 stocks bought before 99: Appl (bought almsot yearly since 99) Coke (98) Exxon- (99) Abbot labs - 1996 (pre abbv split) Now- bought latest tranche last week
  8. u/Craftygirl4115 1 12 hours ago
    Abbv, ADT, Amazon, Dell 2011. Space x last month .. whenever it ipo’d.