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How are you all hedging against the Trump downturn? (programming.dev)
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I put a stop loss of $265 on VTI for 25% of my portfolio. Then I hope to reinvest it in PHYS (gold) and VDC (consumer staples with some dividends).

I have a stop loss on the rest of my portfolio on its cost basis (about a 21% drop). If that happens I’d probably wait for the low via 50 day EMA crossing then buy QQQ or something high gain.

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[–] PrettyFlyForAFatGuy@feddit.uk 2 points 1 week ago* (last edited 1 week ago)

I've bought some physical gold and silver recently but for the most part my investments are across european/british MIC stocks.

I have a lot of Rolls Royce, i got in very low a year or two ago and got lucky. Divested as much as i could without triggering capital gains tax this year and spread it out. waiting for the end of the financial year next month to divest more.

the only US stock is still hold is Nvidia... and it's not a big part of my portfolio.

I've also put some money in a chinese ETF since they seem to be doing a whole not of nothing and winning atm