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Buy and hold, is this still a good strategy.
I am typically a long term investor, I learnt this from my father. He would buy a share in a company and pretty much hold it forever. This was a very long time ago, and the strategy seemed to work. I tried this a few years back, and noticed it …
38M Canadian with Defined Benefit Pension: Looking for Honest Criticism of My LongTerm Investment Plan
I’ve spent the last couple months building an investment strategy that I plan on sticking with for the next 30+ years. Before I lock it in, I figured I’d throw it out here and let Reddit do what Reddit does lol. I’m not looking for people to tell me it’s …
If you had a 2.2m usd portoflio how would you invest it to live off of it for a very long term retirement?
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The scanner’s week 2026-07-13 to 07-17: a margin call in Seoul, a broad correction, and our average going negative. We’re publishing all of it!
**TL;DR:** 423 volume flags. Two additions, five passes logged before outcomes. One factual error - corrected in public within two hours, four permanent verification guards built because of it. Our tracked-calls average went from +7.7% to -0.7% in the margin-call week; 6 of 7 calls still beat their benchmark since …
[UPDATE] Looking for a 2nd pair of eyes on my portfolio choices.
Thanks for the input guys. For context I’m 36, own my own home (where most of my net worth is tbf) live in the U.K. and goal is to use the below for retirement. So looking for something that is diversified but can handle volatility given my time horizon. Revamped …
Portfolio Tracking Across Multiple Brokerages
Hi everyone I used to use yahoo finance exclusively just to track all of my investments. However, they no longer support mac with a desktop app (which I prefer over web version but not a mandatory need), and they frequently get disconnected from my 529's and 401(k)'s. I tried empower …
Daily General Discussion and Advice Thread - July 19, 2026
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Adequate diversification?
Hey everyone, revamping my portfolio to diversify it. For context, I’m 36, live in the U.K. and will be holding this in a tax free stocks and shares ISA - basically a Roth IRA but with no penalty for early withdrawal. Stocks (55%) 20% Nasdaq 100 (QQQM) 10% US small …