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FIRE number is confusing to me…
For context: I am 24 y/o. How does someone my age come up with a FIRE number? All I know long term is that I don’t want to be in debt. How the heck do you figure out how much you’ll need to retire with? I don’t know the state …
HANetf launches US defence ETF: ticker GIJO
***HANetf has announced the launch of Future of US Defence UCITS ETF (ticker: GIJO).*** The ETF aims to provide exposure to US companies benefiting from the world’s largest defence market, as America increases spending and accelerates investment in next-generation military capability. The firm writes that the US remains the world’s …
Is Rheinmetall Undervalued?
Hi everyone, I'm looking for some opinions from people who have been following Rheinmetall closely. From what I've been reading, the average analyst price target is still around **€1,721**, which is significantly above the current share price. Despite this, the stock has continued to trend lower, and I'm trying to …
Daily General Discussion and Advice Thread - July 15, 2026
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Are cap-weighted small and mid cap ETFs de facto self-limiting on growth long term?
For example, if a company is in the S&P400 midcap etf, explodes and ends up"graduating" from the S&P400MC index , wouldn't that have a significant limiting effect on the longterm upside compared with cap-weighted etfs that only track the top end of a given market(SP500/NASDAQ100)? In that situation, the largest …
If you own bank shares, do you "own debt?"
Clearly, if you own bonds, you own debt. Looking at my ETFs, they have some Wells Fargo, Citi, JP Morgan, BOA, Goldman, etc. Is this also "owning debt," or are these guys doing everything but actually holding loans? Just curious because I was reading "The Psychology of Money" and in …