Hello r/investing. I was inspired by u/galoog1 to do a similar survey to the one they did. The plan is to ask r/investing what stocks they believe are underrated, consistent winners that have done well for you, and then keep track of a paper portfolio in Investopedia that contains the top 10-20 suggestions and report the results in a year.
In order to make this a bit easier to implement and track I'd like to suggest some guidelines for submitting.
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Your suggestion should be a company that you believe is an underrated, consistent winner.
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Only one submission per comment. You can make multiple comments, but please only submit one stock per comment.
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Please include at least the ticker and the company name. Feel free to explain why you think this is a good stock.
After roughly 48 hours I will take the top 10-20 results and make a list in order of how many upvotes each one got. I will then take these results to Investopedia's simulator and start a game with a portfolio of $1,000,000. I will buy each stock in proportion to how many upvotes each one received and leave as little cash left as possible. For anyone who isn't familiar with Investopedia it keeps track of dividends, commissions, and interest, among other things. I believe I can post a link to the Investopedia portfolio so that everyone here can view its progress whenever they please. Also, it's an open game. Feel free to join and see if you can beat the r/investing community.
Here's a link to the Investopedia game
The game starts in two days. I set the commissions to match what Vanguard charges for a portfolio of $1,000,000.
Submitted October 01, 2018 at 06:27PM by Mr_Suzan https://ift.tt/2DLJ0dT
