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Passive Investing: Doing nothing might actually be the best!
Passive Investing: Doing nothing might actually be the best! Hello everyone, Nowadays, the world is full of hustle and constant movement; so by doing nothing it feels like you are doing something wrong. But, in investing maybe sometimes less is actually better. Markets are full of noise with headlines, tweets, …
Bitcoin Is Just a Demo: A Simulation Mistaken for Money
In 2008, a mysterious figure using the name Satoshi Nakamoto claimed to have invented "electronic cash," a peer-to-peer payment system with its own native money. He said it solved the double spending problem, something that had supposedly held digital money back. People accepted it as truth. They assumed there was …
What would you do with cash out of these options?
So I got some large sum available to me for investment as I sold a property (tax-free gains). With the current scenario of the politics, economy, and uncertainty, i am really worried where to plug this money right now. Amount is about 20% of my net worth. All in taxable …
Thinking about dumping my mutual fund…
VTTSX has delivered only a 4% total return over the last 4 years. The broader market has returned around 20% over the same time period. I'm thinking about selling all of my shares in VTTSX in my Roth IRA and going 100% VTI. Are there any advantages to mutual funds …
the future of agricultural surpluses
Many possibilities remain in play, of course. Yet the horizon is shaping up to suggest decreased reliance on just-in-time supply chains and decreased opportunities to export American grain harvests. For both practical and traditional reasons, one way to create a store of value from surplus grain is to produce distilled …
How does Vt track the world?
Not sure if this has been asked before but as I know Vt is about 65 us and 35 international because it tracks the market cap of the world public stocks. Let’s say Germany replaces Us for example becomes 60 percent of the world’s market cap, will Vt transition to …
ETF Returns/Dividend Yield/Expense Ratio
When comparing ETFs, 1）When I look at 1 Year or 5 year return %, is the expense ratio already baked into that or do i have to take it off the return myself? 2) What about dividend Yield? Is it already baked into the 5 year return %, or do …
Reddit reports strong sales and issues optimistic guidance
Reddit reported first-quarter revenue on Thursday that beat Wall Street expectations, and issued better-than-expected guidance. The stock initially soared by as much as 19% in after-hours trading, but receded to around 5% when executives discussed the shaky economy and Google search-related challenges.
Vanguard: UTMA to 529 transfer
I have 3 UTMA for my kids. I have liquidated holdings in each account and want to move the proceeds of each to a 529 for each that already exists. Unable in to compete from the website (unable to transfer between these accounts error). I chatted and help said I …
Investing 1000$ per month (250$ each on schd,voo,qqq, Ftihx) for next 20 years
Hi . I am 40 years old , investing for last 2 years. As title says I am Investing 1000$ per month (250$ each on schd,voo,qqq, Ftihx) for next 20 years . I do have 401k and I do contribute in Roth IRA yearly . I have saved about 30k …