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What’s the biggest investing myth that people still believe?
There are many myths out there but one that I can think of that I hear time and time again is: The stock market is similar to gambling. And this is not people with no financial background. I have heard this from career accountants, business school graduates and people working …
Consumer prices rise 0.5% in January, higher than expected
[**https://www.cnbc.com/2025/02/12/cpi-january-2025.html**](https://www.cnbc.com/2025/02/12/cpi-january-2025.html) >Inflation perked up more than anticipated in January, providing further incentive for the Federal Reserve to hold the line on interest rates. >The consumer price index, a broad measure of costs in goods and services across the U.S. economy, accelerated a seasonally adjusted 0.5% for the month, putting the …
What asset classes do you invest?
My portfolio 1. I invest in stock ETFs, so let's say I invest in stocks 2. I invest in a gold ETF 3. I'm thinking about diversifying and buying some REITs or a REIT ETF So for me: stocks, commodities and real estate. Do you go all in stocks or …
Can I create a Vanguard login for a minor?
I have access to their UGMA brokerage through my account access (no Roth IRA yet). I know they can’t have control until age of majority but I would still like them to have their own login before they’re 18. I couldn’t find a clear answer. I know I can just …
sgov vs usfr (which is better yield currently)
whats the most recent consensus on which is better? I tried to look them up on their sites and all the metrics they give are apples to oranges so its hard to tell which is giving a better yield. also their expense ratios are different. anyone will a clear picture …
Tax implications of selling and buying a few weeks later
Hi everyone, I am thinking about applying for Designated Activities visa in Japan. A part of that is having around $194,000 in liquid assets. Most of my money is invested(401k, Roth IRA and a brokerage). I've never sold any funds before so I have never had to deal with the …
Is the Tesla Bubble about to pop?
I’m not a Tesla expert, and I’m sure many of you have deeper insights into the company, but after watching the latest developments, I have some concerns that I wanted to share as a long time holder. Tesla’s stock is sitting around $330 per share, up 75% from last year, …
Is it worth investing in Shell?
I'm considering to diversify my portfolio by adding some traditional options such as stocks. As an EU citizen, investing in US companies, such as MS or Nvidia, will be subjected to withholding tax, which isn't something I want. There is no withholding tax for EU investors investing in EU companies. …
I’ve put a lot in 401k in last 1-2 years and my allocations are out of whack— what’s next?
Long story short I’ve paid back a lot of a 401k loan I used to purchase a 2nd house (which we sold and cashed out the equity in) and have a pretty aggressive contribution rate to my 401k. I set it and forgot it for too long and I’m now …
Fisher Investments vs Fidelity Wealth Management
know, it has probably been asked a few times already. I made the mistake of requesting one of their brochures/pamphlets and they got hold of my email and phone number. Now I get regular calls from a "leads gatherer" that always calls from a new number so I can't block …