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Best savings/CD rates to stash a personal loan?
Hey so I have access to a personal loan for 25k T 2.5 percent interest for a limited time. I don't really need the money but was thinking it could go into a high yield savings or CD as an emergency fund. What's a good way to shop around for …
Politically motivated ETFs
What would be the option for someone who would want to make a political/ethical statement but still have a broad portfolio. I was wondering are their ETFs available similar to VOO or All-World that exclude certain sectors? For example All-World without defense stocks or without oil stocks. That way someone …
XMAG - Defiance Large Cap Ex Magnificent 7
I'm looking for something exactly like this (XMAG). I have a lot of S&P500 & 1000 but I am extremely concerned with how overweight the top tech stocks are. Their PE indicates growth stocks where I see them more as established industry with average growth potential. I was considering shorting …
You should be shorting the market instead of going cash
I see people talking about going to cash because of the geopolitical uncertainty but why not short the market instead? Just pour your life savings into some spy put leaps and you will get rich when the market collapses. Michael Burry did it after all. Going cash means you are …
Just started trying to catch up on investing!
late to the game but better now then never, 28 just opened up a 401k which is with fidelity doing a TDF 2065 started in october of 2024, doing the company match of 5% and looking to get into investments but starting off with index funds, any advice is GREATLY …
SDIRA to hold my own business as an asset
Online contents on this is incomplete and confusing. I have a consulting LLC on the side and made about 100K a year. If I were to hold this business in a SDIRA account, how is the value assessed? How is the profit from the business treated if it's held in …
The Stock Market Is Doing Something Observed Just 3 Times Since 1871 — and History Is Crystal Clear What Happens Next
The stock market has recently exhibited a rare signal: the S&P 500's Shiller price-to-earnings (P/E) ratio has surpassed 38, a level reached only twice before since 1871. Historically, such elevated valuations have preceded significant market downturns. **Historical Instances:** 1. **December 1999:** The Shiller P/E ratio peaked during the dot-com bubble, …
Taiwan's stock market really more valuable than South Korea's?
Apart from TSMC and Foxconn, most Taiwanese companies have very low profitability. In contrast, South Korea not only has Samsung, Hyundai, and SK Hynix but also numerous defense and internet companies. However, why does the market perceive Taiwan's stock market as more valuable than South Korea's?
Did you used to buy Hong Kong stocks?
As everyone knows, China is the world's second-largest economy after the United States, and Hong Kong has long been a key hub for foreign investment and trade. Many highly profitable Chinese companies have used the Hong Kong stock market to attract foreign capital. However, recent events may have made investing …
Bears are cooked, a thesis
*Standard Disclaimer: This is not financial advice and I'm not a financial advisor. This post is purely for educational purposes* I'm so sick of hearing about the irrationality of the market, in particular high valuations. Here's why. **Just plain less companies to invest in** [There has been a significant decline …