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How do people invest low amounts everyday into some index funds and not get eaten by fees?
I’m located in Europe and I use IBKR as my broker. Every time I buy shares of an ETF or stocks I pay certain fees. I’ve seen some guys that comment or post that they buy everyday 5, 10, 50, 100 USD of certain ETFs or stocks. My question is, …
Ethane Gets a Pass, Ports Take the Hit: Trade War Shifts Again.
China 🇨🇳 has exempted ethane imports from the United States 🇺🇸 from a 125% tariff imposed earlier this month. The exemption is part of a broader list of products eligible for the exemption. The move will help reduce costs for Chinese companies that rely on US ethane to make petrochemicals. …
Is it truly really better to underperform earlier rather than later?
I have a min/max gaming brain and although from a sort of parenting point of view you can tell a younger person to go ahead and make your mistakes early in life, my math brain kicks in and actually says “go ahead, but the mistakes you make early on truly …
Low-risk investment options to put my money into?
Hi, I know very little about investing money so I came on here to get some advice. My certificate of deposit matured and I recently renewed it for 5 months. My bank is giving 3.75 percent. Are Market-Linked CDs (MLCDs) or Principal Protected Notes (PPNs) good options? Please let me …
Approaching investing with morals and proper fundamentals
Hey everyone! I’ve been investing in stocks for quite a while, always trying to find quality companies with solid fundamentals and superior returns. What matters just as much to me is investing in businesses that aren't harming the world — and ideally, making it better. If that resonates with you, …
Robinhood gold not giving 1k margin
I recently signed up for robinhood gold because I thought the 3% IRA match was good and Credit Card worth waiting for. I also figured it wouldn't be a bad idea to throw the interest free 1k margin into SGOV. Despite already having a little over 2k fully invested RH …
Owning shares of my landlord vs owning a house
If I buy $600,000 of my landlords stock (ticker MAA) then they will be paying me more in dividends than i pay in rent each year. Obviously this would be more risky than owning an equivalent amount of index fund, but would it be more risky than owning a house? …
Stick with employer matched ira at 3% or invest myself with robinhood match
I have an ira with a 3% match. However i cant control what they invest it into and i dont remember off the top of my head which index they buy. I like the idea of being able too invest in what i want to invest in which is why …
Moving FNCMX to QQQ in my IRA
I chose FNCMX for an IRA way back in the day when I knew even less than I know now. I'm looking to rebalance the IRA and maybe hedge a little bit for these choppy times but at some point I'd like to get it back to being NASDAQ heavy. …
Q1 Earnings Look Strong — But the Real Test Starts in Q2.
More than a third of the companies in the S&P 500 have reported Q1 results, and of those, 75% have beaten expectations. Similar to China in Q1, things look good for now because tariffs only started in April, so Q2 and beyond is when the real impact will be felt.