Annual Review Part One

by Travis Johnson, Stock Gumshoe | January 24, 2020 4:30 pm

Kicking off the Real Money Portfolio annual review with a few new buys, plus looks at MTG-B, ALS.TO, IIPR, MPW, SPCE, WRTC, IQ, NVDA, KEYS and more

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15 responses to “Annual Review Part One”

  1. tanglewood says:

    Hi Travis; I know you have posted the total gain/loss percentage for the different categories in the Real Money Portfolio but are you able to calculate the year 2019 portfolio performance on a percentage basis? You have had some fantastic gains in a lot of stocks. If somebody asked me that question about my own portfolio, I would be hard pressed to come up with an answer because of cash rolling in and out.

  2. youwannabet says:

    Travis, thanks for review #1. Looking forward to review #2.

    SPCE future profitability is about a long a shot as man on Jupiters moon, Europa! Not in my lifetime.

  3. bigorangedave says:

    Hi Travis. I appreciate your annual review and have a question. I also purchased a bit of SPCEWS, same reason to be a part of an interesting story but not make too big of a bet, and thought I understood them. Now I am not so sure. Can you help me understand your following comment “ the warrants can be called and converted into common stock if the stock remains above $18 for an extended period of time, which would cut off future leverage potential above that point“ A little bit better? I don’t know if I understand the math. I am in at a price of $2.40 with my existing small speculative investment.

  4. balbir says:

    Hi Travis. Loving the reviews. Regarding MTG-B, did you purchase the stock on Interactive Brokers by any chance? I’m trying to do so and while the stock names come up when searched (MTG-A & MTG-B), they’re not available to trade

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