Poll is anonymous.
As I battle with my own desire to just sock every dollar away in TSLA, I am often curious how others' portfolios are weighted.
The goal is to understand the % of investable wealth held in TSLA.
Included:
Stocks
Bonds
Cash
Rental Properties
Peer Lending
Excluded:
Personal Home
Depreciating Assets
I am not sure how to account for margin here? I suppose the best way to do it is to use only non-margin dollars on your base and include margin dollars on your total. And then I would think options should just be counted at the current value despite the leverage. If someone else has a better or more clear explanation, please let me know.
If I missed something else in the explanation, let me know.
Feel free to add any commentary.
As I battle with my own desire to just sock every dollar away in TSLA, I am often curious how others' portfolios are weighted.
The goal is to understand the % of investable wealth held in TSLA.
Included:
Stocks
Bonds
Cash
Rental Properties
Peer Lending
Excluded:
Personal Home
Depreciating Assets
I am not sure how to account for margin here? I suppose the best way to do it is to use only non-margin dollars on your base and include margin dollars on your total. And then I would think options should just be counted at the current value despite the leverage. If someone else has a better or more clear explanation, please let me know.
If I missed something else in the explanation, let me know.
Feel free to add any commentary.
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