Hi all,
28M, 300K combined net worth with partner. Recently inherited 15K in brokerage account. No debt and no immediate need for funds. My brokerage (110K) is presently invested in 90/10 VTI/VXUS.
Here's the holdup. The funds I am inheriting are heavily weighted towards high expense ratio bond and securities ETFs (.38 and above).
Bonds and Securities: 10K (MAHQX, LLDYX, TRECX)
Low-Cost Broader Market Funds: 5K (VOO, VWO, SCHM)
Hey guys and gals, I know that TDA has been bought out by Charles Schwab. I am not a fan of the transition or the interface of Schwab. Who is now the largest brokerage company in the country. With that being said do I go back to Robinhood??? I do like their app and service overall. They arent bad and got better at customer service. Fidelity isn't bad either. I do like how you can track your own Net Worth on their app. Robinhood gold has 4% cash back which is
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The economy is still on track to enter a recession within the next nine months according to JPMorgan, which puts the stock market at risk for a sell-off in the second half of the year. The Federal Reserve has not started cutting interest rates, which could lead to a recession at the end of this year or beginning of 2024. Stock market valuations have surged in recent months, which could lead to a painful bear market if JPMorgan’s expecta
I feel like many of the stocks in the 500 are overvalued and many stocks that just barely don’t make it are undervalued. I’m specifically looking for 1 etf I know I could just invest into a mix of small - mid cap
*S&P 500
I’m curious say three different investors have 25,000, 250,000, or 2,500,000 respectively available to invest. How would that affect how or what stocks they might purchase? Or is it merely about percentage gain and that means they should use the same approach?
So I had a screenshot to make this easier but I didn't know you couldn't post images here. I'll try to explain the situation as best as I can.
I live in Ireland and wanted to properly own stocks so I joined degiro. I've just been keeping my very small investing so far to Irish stocks to avoid charges for having stocks on foreign exchanges. One of the companies I bought some shares in was a small company called VR education holdings, the sh
Would you all consider SVOL a buy at this current price and with current market conditions? The VIX has reached pre pandemic levels, and I would like to hear your thought about this (as I understand) short volatility equity going forward. Thank you
“For the second half of the year, the range of potential market outcomes has never been wider.”
It’s been a crazy first half of 2023 as we get close to end of Q2. The Fed raised interest rates at 4 of its meetings this year, corporate earnings have declined for two consecutive quarters year-over-year (don’t worry, we “changed the definition”), a regional banking crisis led to the collapse of SVB, Signature Bank and First Republic, debt ceiling negotiation
Now maybe im reading into it wrong, but the Wall Street Journal has an article as stated in the title that Canadian media will now charge a search engine to share their content. The whole idea seems completely absurd. And from the article, apparently something similar happened in 2021 with Australia so Facebook just blocked the media for a week until they caved. Google and Facebook are threatening to just block links to Canada if searched.
This entire thi
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