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A good free app to accurately track the performance of different funds?
Yahoo Finance is good in the sense it lets you compare the price per share of different funds on it's adjustable chart. But it's highly inaccurate for mutual funds due to distributions. Also if a fund distributes higher dividends its price per share performance and therefore chart won't look that …
Daily General Discussion and Advice Thread - September 12, 2026
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Is gold still more attractive than fiat, despite its surge over the past 3 years
\[**Disclaimer:** I am not looking for investment advice here. Also, I am aware that educated investors try to hold as little fiat as possible. But just for the sake of the example, I imagined that you had to choose between literal cash and gold, and was wondering if the following …
10 years of trading and I just discovered the 50/200 MAs and MACD
I've been trading for about 10 years, (mostly crypto bullshit) and stocks for the last 2 years. I just recently learned about the 50/200 moving averages and MACD. Honestly, I have to admit that if I'd been paying attention to these earlier, I probably could have made some much better …
Apple's foldable just showed where the display money goes
Apple's first foldable, the iPhone Duo, arrived September 9 at roughly $2,000. The most valuable single component is the inner foldable OLED panel, and Samsung Display won a reported three-year exclusive to supply it, with an initial order of about three million units. BOE, which supplies foldable OLEDs to other …
Canadian who has roughly US$30k–$35k for the long term, looking to invest in the market. Unsure of the best long-term "boring" buys that my American friends can recommend. Do ya'll have any suggestions?
To quickly summarize - I have about 30k USD that I don't wanna convert to CAD - It's in my retirement account in Canada (called an RRSP) - In Canada, I invest in things like XEQT (it's like you get a diversified all-equity portfolio) or use something like VDY which …
Researching Tax Implications on Foreign Stock Invesetments
Heyo! Retail investor here, and I just discovered some brokerages allow you to directly trade in foreign markets. Folks that have experience with this, where can I go to get reliable info on tax implications, both domestically and internationally? Do you have to pay capital gains taxes in to their …
Total market vs re-balancing within the US market
I have been investing for a long time based on general principles of the efficient frontier and "modern" portfolio theory. Which I am very thankful for and recommend. 1952-ish paper? Anyway, I am wondering about LT cap gains, taxes and mutual funds. This is a hypothetical question because the specific …
Moving into VOO & QQQM from stock picks
Hey guys, I'm fortunate enough to more than double my stock pick account and now I plan to move to VOO & QQQM for a more stable investing plan. I have about $950k. I want to put $700k in VOO & QQQM (I created 2 separate sub accounts for these …
I'm making progress in my investing journey!
I'm retired, on social security and a couple of small pensions so I can't pour hundreds of thousands into my investment account. More's the pity. I just made my first buy to push one of my holdings so that I have enough shares to buy a full share of the …