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Reddit by Minimum_Morning7797 February 16, 2025

I'm trying to understand the bankruptcy process. I've heard conflictin information on here. Anyone able to explain in greater depth?

I bought some MMATQ after they filed for bankruptcy. I did my research and believe they have way more money to distribute during liquidation than the market thinks. However, I'm not clear how this distribution happens. On here I heard shareholders receive a payout once the bankruptcy is settled as …

Reddit by TwoShedsJackson1 February 16, 2025

S&P 500 etc Indexes have become too popular?

Contrarian Investing One day the shoe shine attendant asked JP Morgan if he and his friends could buy some stock through Morgan’s brokerage. The three friends had about $40—a lot of money in 1929. Morgan hurried back to his office, and ordered that his company was to sell every single …

Reddit by modimusmaximus February 16, 2025

Does It Make Sense to Hold More Stocks if They’re High-Growth?

Hey everyone, I’ve been thinking a lot about portfolio sizing, especially in relation to growth vs. stable lower-growth stocks. I originally held about 25 stocks but recently trimmed it down to 15 because I felt that smaller, low-growth positions weren’t really contributing much, I am still young and I can …

Reddit by Fiveby21 February 16, 2025

How do you allocate a portolfio with the primary goal of long-term growth... but, with a chance that you may need to tap into a portion of it early?

So I think we're all agreed in that for long-term growth it's better to be all-in on stock index funds. And while I would love to say that, I also know that there's nonzero chance I'll need to tap into a portion of my after-tax investments earlier than I anticipate. …

Reddit by ImmediateRepeat5645 February 16, 2025

30k to work with as a highschool senior

I have some sort of investing knowledge I made around 7k through trading the stock market within a few months but pulled out. Currently I have around 30k to work with and have it split into VTI and VOO. Index funds for sure will hit in the long run, but …

Reddit by CuriousPeterSF February 16, 2025

Do you run portfolio optimizations for your retirement account separately?

Or do you consider your taxable and retirement accounts as one giant portfolio? A balanced portfolio can't not have things like commodities or managed futures. Those ETFs tend to generate a lot of distributions. It seems easier to stuff these tax-inefficient ETFs in the IRA and leave tech stocks (low …

Reddit by Gardakanserieux February 16, 2025

What should i invest in( in canada)

I have more than $1k saved up and around $1k worth of copper. I can also make money fairly quickly. Right now, the Canadian dollar is losing value compared to us dollar. I’m looking for a good long-term investment, but I also need my money to stay accessible since I …

Reddit by CatLoVer10O2 February 16, 2025

Using IUL as emergency loan. Is IUL a good option in the long run with my plan?

Me and my husband are both having stable income thru our full time job. We also want to invest, start a business and having passive income. Our plan for the next 5 years is to open a property management company. Buying houses and put them up for rent. So far …

Reddit by Lyleadams February 16, 2025

Moving money out of Schwab

Done with Schwab Ok. With the news that Schwab is partnering with trump on his crypto scam, I pulling my money out of Schwab. My question is, what are my options? I know Fidelity is out there. Could I move to Vanguard? My company 401k is with Vanguard and having …

Reddit by OkDiver6272 February 16, 2025

Looking for investment calculator that can do multiple accounts simulations at once.

Hi All, I'm looking for an online investment calculator where I can input multiple different investments, adjust each of the variables independently, and will show a consolidated estimated return. Does anything like that exist? For example, if I want to see where I'll be in 10 years given certain various …