Anyone investing heavily this year??
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that damn plane is cursed
Yes, those world cup qualifying games will definitely give this stock a push.
Antiquated ?, what did I miss ?
To answer your question I trade at
Tastyworks, because Thinkorswim did not accept European accounts.
And they have the best option interface IMO after ThinkorSwim.
DEGIRO because the broker which has very cheap commisions here in Holland.
Lately the platform is performing bad, so I mostly use them for longterm NL and EU Stockpositions.
Lynx / ( Interactive Brokers introducing broker )
Well, everywhere I look on the internet everbody said the same. "Did you look at Interactive Brokers ?"
I investigated them. Platform looks horrible ( old ass Lotus 1-2-3 interface)
@tical, where you at ?
Anton said the trading platform is for execution only. Remember ?
SO why IB?
They got a lot of good stuff going on
- more asset classes then you need ( stocks, bonds, futures, options CFD's, warrants etc)
- a lot of International Exchanges
- low commissions
- low loan margin rate
- no fee for options exercise
- choice of execution
Still I hate how the platform looks.
Hard to get started but thanks her and especially him I'm doing better.
CONs
Customer service can be a thing.
Charting is not the best
inactivity fee if you don't generate at least 20$ of commissions per month
data fees (Waived if you generate a certain amount of commissions)
More stuff
The 20$ commisions a month don't bother me since I partake in at least 3 spx expirations per week.
There are better brokers that then IB in each specific category's but there are not a lot of brokers who offer such a complete package to retail traders.
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you think nio is going lower?
These were scalps, in and out during it's drop this morning. I am bullish on NIO overall, I own shares and I want to see it hit $45 next week.
Yea I added more nio...elon gave it a boost at the end of the day...I have 6 65c leaps now...want like 12 lol
Let us pray
It may be but tragedies raise the stock price in that security
Can't bet against Su da Gawd-ess. But Imma need these Hedge funds to stop betting against $AMD, trying to see $120 this year.
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Are you trying to redistribute money within the IRA to new funds, OR are you talking about future contributions/money going forward in the IRA? If you're talking future contributions, then you can either set up automatic investments or you can pick/trade for the stocks/funds manually when the money is credited in your account.
***** Edit. Rebalance is the word I'm looking for. I have fidelity Roth/Traditional IRAs, but haven't rebalanced anything just yet. Once I hit 40, I'll take a look, but here's a video on rebalancing with fidelity:
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Thanks for your response and the video. I’m trying to rebalance my funds and start contributing. Right now it’s set up as a SPAXX and I’m trying to see if I can put the funds I already have in it into something else.
Ok, I think I got it. So SPAXX is just the money market fund your contributions are stored in. This is your 'core' position and will be amount that you'll trade from in your IRA. A couple of ways you can go about this
- If all your money is in SPAXX, then you can just manually trade for various stocks/funds you want in your IRA (up to the SPAXX balance amount). Hit the Trade button (top left on the desktop site), select your Roth account and have at it.
- If you have other funds/stock in the IRA other than SPAXX, then you'll have to manually sell the 'old' funds/stock and purchase the 'new' funds/stock to rebalance. Not as simple as the 401(k)/403(b) because you'll have to calculate the %'s/$amounts you want to rebalance to for each fund.
- Be sure to be careful w/ selling mutual funds w/ no-load (upfront) fees since in order to not be charge a fee, you have to hold on to the mutual fund for 'X' number of years. These are called B Share mutual funds not to be confused w/ Fidelity's Zero Fee funds, which are truly no fee funds.
- To set-up future auto contributions for your IRA, you'll need to navigate to 'Accounts & Trade' (top left of screen on desktop) to the 'Account Features'. Then 'Payments & Transfers' to 'Automatic Transfers and Investments'. Right now, I have my Roth setup to pull from my bank account $X dollars and invest in 5 different mutual funds/index funds per month. Again, it's a bit more manual than the 401(k)/403(b).
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I was crazy about their potential, but their delays soured me a bit and the botched merger didn't help. I'm waiting for them to start production to decide what's next for me.
Thanks brother.
Yeah, I saw that they missed production due to covid, and they should get something going by the end of this year.
They missed production times because the CEO was going to put out an unfinished/unrefined product. He had to be reigned in and told by PIPE investors to wait.
15 stocks is already a bad idea to grow a small account.
Spreading yourself thin and how does a retail investor find the time to do a thorough research on 15 companies to invest in?
I think her results and commentary agree with what you're saying. She's giving an update on where she is vs where she started out and how she got there (how many holdings she started with/ has and how they've panned out so far).
It's not necessarily about following her lead, but about learning from other folks good and bad experiences.
I will say that the way M1 works, with self made pie allocations and fractional shares, when you choose your companies you're essentially making your own ETF. Instead of simply buying VTI or VOO. Which some ppl prefer.
I also think there is a space above novice noob and below expert where a lot of retail investors sit these days.... and do thoroughly research a ton of companies (myself included).
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in the past 20 years if you were invested in apple, amazon, tesla only you would have beaten the market.
Sure 15 is on the low side of being diversified but it is not bad. There is no set in stone rule for investing.
long for now
330 shares at around 32
june 30th is the merger date
might run up to 60 by then
if thats the case ill take profits
otherwise i'll keep averaging down
I expect it might drop lower than 20 before it rises