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Rollover IRA day trading thoughts..
I’m over 60 and have a relatively small Rollover IRA. It won’t be needed for income when I retire. If I understand the tax rules correctly, I do not pay short term capital gains tax on trades I make within this account at this time. I’ll only be taxed when …
Top large and mega cap "analyst-rated" stocks to buy today per a certain website/aggregator, ranked by target price upside (by percent).
Full details: [HERE](https://imgur.com/bRwf9wB) Price forecast is "based on \[X number of\] Wall Street analysts offering 12 month price targets for Fair Isaac in the last 3 months." * RBRK * NBIS * FICO * GWRE * GRAB BNTX * CHWY * HOOD * SE * QXO * BSX * EQH …
A.I tools for wealth management
Does anyone have specific recommendations for A.I tools they use to track their finances? It gets difficult to keep track of wealth diversification when you have 10+ places where money is stowed. Currently I have an excel with a pie chart tracking my savings, brokerage, retirement, real estate, and Crypto …
Inheriting Stocks of non publicly traded Company
I will be inheriting stock in a company from a family member who passed away. How do I handle this? They will likely be going public later this year. I have pretty much zero trading experience. Do I need an account of sorts E\*trade etc. ? Where does it gets …
Need to sell one or the other - keep gold or silver?
A family member has about $50k each in both gold and silver. They need to sell one or the other, and whatever they keep can be held long-term (years), My initial thought is silver being more volatile might be the better thing to keep, and if it doubles this year …
You don’t really know your risk tolerance until the market moves
Risk tolerance feels easy when markets are steady... but it gets clearer when things start moving, either way up or down. A rally can show we are more concentrated than we thought, and a pullback can show we are less comfortable with risk than initially assumed. Considering recent volatility, what …
CITR green spike - 100% revenue growth catching attention
Just saw $CITR pop to $9.90 and the chart is a textbook microcap green day. Volume jumped to about 92k shares, 4.5x its usual 20k, showing clear interest from traders. Revenue growth is starting to back up the story – roughly 100% YoY, moving from \~$2M to \~$4M. That’s a …
Early Momentum Meets a Real Market Need
CitrоTech (CIТR) is a microcap moving on more than just volatility. They provide fire prevention solutions for wood products, certified by the EPA, targeting a growing market for wildfire protection. This gives the stock a real-world angle beyond chart patterns. Technically, it’s a classic low-float setup. With \~18.8M shares and …
The CSIS estimated Operation Epic Fury burned through $3.7 billion in munitions in its first 100 hours. What does that actually mean for defense investors?
I've been trying to think clearly about the Iran conflict and what it actually means for defense holdings, because most of the coverage I'm reading focuses on the macro drama and not the supply chain reality. The Center for Strategic and International Studies published an estimate this week: the first …
Is ROTH IRA the best vehicle for leveraged ETF?
I am relatively new to investments and I am managing ROTH IRA and taxable account at the moment. From my understanding, ROTH IRA funds are tax free at realized gains. so I wonder if ROTH IRA is the best 'vehicle' for short term investment. I understand there is also no …