Recent Additions to Tech Portfolio

I recently dusted off my E*TRADE account and began trading again, my portfolio needed some updating for sure. About a year or so ago I got out of many tech stocks that I was into pretty heavy and did some serious diversification. What I found recently was that my earnings really weren’t any better than when I was tech-heavy.

Long story short, I moved out of some positions on retail and healthcare related stocks and went back into some tech stocks. I picked out several that I have been either watching for a while or have been introduced to recently. While this isn’t a huge part of my retirement, it’s something that I enjoy –especially when things move in the right direction for long periods of time.

For those that know me, you are already aware that I’m a pretty transparent person –so I have no problem sharing my tech stock portfolio. I would love to hear from many of you that play the markets (especially tech sector), and let me know if I’m missing anything that I should be involved with.

Some of the new stocks that I’ve invested in recently include; SolarCity (Elon Musk’s Solar Company), Tableau Software, and Twilio (should have waited a little while to grab this one apparently).

If anyone knows of a good play in the tech sector I’d love to have some recommendations…

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