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Reddit by Business_Narwhal2171 February 15, 2025

If 4 in 7 stocks underperform Treasury bills, why do equally-weighted portfolios still do so well?

[This study](https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=2900447) shows that 4 in 7 stocks underperform Treasury bills, and that only 4% of stocks are responsible for the entire net wealth creation of the market. If this is true, doesn't it seem contradicting that the S&P 500 Equal Weight Index still has a competitive performance? Additionally, take …

Reddit by OpinionLongjumping94 February 15, 2025

HIMS really checks all the boxes for me. I would love to hear other opinions

I really like HIMS for several reasons. 1 it's a subscription service so repeat business. 2 it is sticking. People tend not to change medical providers 3 they are increasing total users 4 they are increasing how much each user pays 5 they serve mid and lower income households. There …

Reddit by heywoodjablowmy February 15, 2025

First Chicago Trust Co of NY

I received a letter notifying me of unclaimed funds in the state of NY in the name of my Grandmother (died in 1977) and my Mom (died in 2006). I contacted the NY office and filled out the paperwork to get the claim started but all they could tell me …

Reddit by moxiedoggie February 15, 2025

Step father wants to set up UGMA for my daughter...

My mother's husband (who is a financial advisor) called me today to say that he wants to set up an UGMA/UTMA for my daughter (who is a baby). He asked for her SSN so he could do this and set it up with my mother (his wife) as the custodian …

Reddit by Shot-Word-574 February 14, 2025

What would you do at 23yo with $100,000?

I won a large lawsuit settlement, see here: https://www.reddit.com/r/JapanFinance/s/fibWwQPjTt I don’t live in the U.S. anymore so financial account considerations will be difficult unless someone here knows that tax space, but specifically what would you invest in? I was thinking VOO but I’m wondering if anyone has other ideas/potentially higher …

Reddit by Safe_Butterscotch953 February 14, 2025

Anyone use Wahed Invest? Not sure if good

I’ve been using Wahed Invest for the past few months, but I’m not really sure it’s doing much. I see the earnings as a minus amount and I don’t know where it goes. I don’t really feel like the company is actually as great or developed as it’s marketed itself …

Reddit by pearsarefruits February 14, 2025

Are these index funds too risky?

Hey everyone, I'm 24M, opened a Roth IRA, and contributed my first 7k. I’ve been doing some research and picked a few Fidelity index funds with the highest returns so far: FSPGX, FNCMX, FNILX, and FXAIX. Now I’m trying to figure out which ones would be the best fit for …

Reddit by blindnessinwhiteness February 14, 2025

Estimating Country Risk for Iran?

Hey, I'm trying to figure out how to estimate the country risk premium (CRP) for Iran, and it's a real headache. I know Damodaran uses the Political Risk Score (PRS) to calculate CRP for countries that don’t have CDS spreads, credit ratings, or reliable USD bonds. But honestly, PRS seems …

Reddit by mart945 February 14, 2025

FIFO vs Average cost which would be better for long term

I have been investing in Lightyear for over 1.5 years and they just came out with their tax reporting system so I have to choose my profit and loss calculation method between FIFO and Average cost but I don't know which one to pick because I currently plan on just …

Reddit by one_ugly_dude February 14, 2025

Are their ways to make long-term bets vs a company or industry?

Okay, so here's the idea: I know how shorting works (kinda) and puts (kinda)... BUT, I don't think they make sense for long-term. I'm looking for something on the flip-side of a buy and hold lol. Does that make sense? Like, if you expect a company to do well over …