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JEPI and JEPQ performance in a hypothetical crash or correction
JEPI and JEPQ are very popular in this sub. One question is performance in a market crash or correction. I asked AI to predict the outcome: \-- "JEPI and JEPQ are both defensive ETFs, which means that they’re designed to perform well in down or sideways [markets.In](http://markets.In) fact, JEPQ has …
Know very little about stocks and need some help
I recently got curious about stocks after researching Elon and all his shenanigans lately. Prompted a few questions for me. I think from what I've researched a stock is a share in a company (owning a portion of it). I was curious about a few things, can a stock go …
Best short term strategy- $200k in cash
I have a little over $200k sitting in cash. I can’t lock the money on for longer than a couple years. What would be the best short term play? CD’s at best are in the 4’s. A private equity company I work with will pay 6%, but wouldn’t be liquid …
Advice On Portfolio Diversification And Holdings
This is the portfolio of a couple who want to retire in 10-12 years. I'm looking for feedback on the composition - both by asset class and the particular holdings. I've had to diversify it across a number of different IRAs, a couple of 401ks, and a couple of taxable …
Oil falls for 4th day on expectations Russia-Ukraine peace may lift supply
Question about Robinhoods 4.5apy :)
With the cash sweep, it took all of my uninvested cash of course, but since I am a day/swing trader, I would like to have around $500 that is not being swept. How can I just have the $20,000 being swept and the $500 able to be invested? Thanks! Couldn’t …
Stocks tax question
Hoping someone can help me understand this better. Say I purchase a stock, own it for some period of time, sell it, and use that money again to purchase different shares of a different stock. I may decide to do this different times to diversify the money across different companies. …
Puts on TSLA?
With all these protests going on, people will be less inclined to buy Teslas. Is there any food to this thought?
Backtested leveraged ETF strategy suggested by reddit user. Beaten S&P500 over 24 years period by approx 30%, still a lot of margin for optimization. I'd like to hear your opinion.
Hello, I posted this also on r/Daytrading . As the title says I have backtested a strategy proposed by a reddit user that has recently removed the post, the title was: "I'm a professional trader with average annualised returns of over 70% across the last decade, and this is my …