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IMO, 30 days out is too long term for a portfolio of your size if you want to maximize your growth.
If you take that 2-5 million and look for short terms gains such as starbonds, weekend openers and their derivatives, and stocks that move based on new news in the forum, you'll find that money grows a lot faster than if you dumped it in a fall or winter release. In the end though it's your portfolio, and if you feel really strongly about an upcoming film and you see an opportunity for good profit, then go for it!
Quick short term gains vs. Long term "hold and grow" Strategy Aug 07, 11:28
IMO, 30 days out is too long term for a portfolio of your size if you want to maximize your growth. Aug 07, 12:57
OK, so to maximize growth, how long should I hold? {nm} Aug 07, 13:01
When I was at your port size, I could easily do 5% day trading, and on a good day, 10%+. Aug 07, 13:13
Cool. So given where I am in my portfolio, how far out from release should I hold a Moviestock? {nm} Aug 07, 14:36
Just re-read your post. OK, so staying with a day trading strategy at this point gives me more ROI? {nm} Aug 07, 14:39
Day trading for a port of $10M+ is very risky...and only if you can babysit the port...not everyone can do that... Aug 07, 15:05
Totally hear you on day trading. Aug 07, 15:12
Simply Buy the stock based on news. Buy as many 0.01 cent stock Aug 07, 16:10
Funds are prolly better to stay away from till your port is larger...their return is usually good...but slow. {nm} Aug 08, 08:26
Flash is right, day trading on news, is very time intensive. But with bigger risk comes bigger reward.(more inside) Aug 07, 18:36
Well, if you can spend all day and night here reading the movie news - 5 minutes. :P Aug 07, 20:52