I was looking at this chart I found, that shows the year end returns of different investment types over the past several years. In years where there was a significant decline in the stock market, while it is true that …
This is an apolitical post - I would like to understand out of curiosity what plays you would make if you would bet on the Russo-Ukrainian war ending in 2025. Getting creative - or perhaps not at all - what …
So my girlfriends employer started offering a simple or a couple of years ago and i told her to sign up to get the 3% match they were offering. today her employer sent out a group text saying that february …
I'm not sure how to phrase this question, really, but I'll try. I am NOT interested in political commentary/discussion, I just want to understand how this particular investment would work. Hypothetically, assume I am a US citizen and have some …
Hi New here. I have a vanguard account and if I have a stock that I only purchased once, if shows my cost per share on the app. But for any stock that I’ve purchased numerous times via DCA it …
25 here and my living situation allows me to have leftover cash that’s yielding me nothing at my bank. I want to begin investing but I recognize that I need to educate myself further. Is it advisable to move a …
I have a taxable edward jones account with around $80,000 in it. I would like to leave Edward Jones and transfer my stocks to fidelity. Question, will I have to pay taxes doing this? It’s not a roth, just a …
My employer provides me with a 401k with Fidelity to which I added an individual taxable brokerage account. My account with Fidelity has taken forever to setup and all interactions just feel clunky. I visited a Charles Schwab physical branch …
HISTORICAL FED RATE HIKE CYCLES AND CPI AT THE START 1) Late 1970s–Early 1980s (Volcker Era) • Start of hikes: August 1979 • Fed funds rate around start: ~11% • CPI around start: ~11.8% • Context: Inflation eventually topped 14%. …
Warren Buffett currently holds a massive cash reserve, totaling around $325 billion, which represents approximately 30% of Berkshire Hathaway’s assets. But why? Some believe he is anticipating a market crash, although historically, timming the market has never been his investment …