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Please help me design a U.S. election portfolio. Normally, I avoid timing the market, but I'm considering a 30k USD investment and would like to begin with a temporary portfolio until post-election volatility decreases.
Background & Goals:
I am 39 years old and based in Vancouver, generating an annual income of approximately 120k CAD, which I use for living expenses and reinvestment saving. My retirement savings are already secured ...
Background & Goals:
I am 39 years old and based in Vancouver, generating an annual income of approximately 120k CAD, which I use for living expenses and reinvestment saving. My retirement savings are already secured ...
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Fed fund futures are now pricing a 99.8% probability that the Fed will deliver another 25bps rate cut on Wednesday.
This follows the jumbo 50bps cut on September 18th (U.S. 10-year yields have risen by 60bps since then).
Despite an incoming rate cut, the latest data last week showed the U.S. economy grew by an impressive 2.8% in Q3 — fueled by robust consumer and government spending.
Many have asked the question:
W...
This follows the jumbo 50bps cut on September 18th (U.S. 10-year yields have risen by 60bps since then).
Despite an incoming rate cut, the latest data last week showed the U.S. economy grew by an impressive 2.8% in Q3 — fueled by robust consumer and government spending.
Many have asked the question:
W...
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US stock market rallied last Friday to kick off the new month of November as Amazon led big tech stocks into the green territory, with the market brushing off a disappointing jobs report.
However, prior to last Friday, investors seem to have some concerns on Big Tech's high spending on AI, which yield limited results. That was why we had a bit of sell off in Meta and Microsoft
Meanwhile, there are also lots of uncertainties surrounding one of the most closely contested presidentia...
However, prior to last Friday, investors seem to have some concerns on Big Tech's high spending on AI, which yield limited results. That was why we had a bit of sell off in Meta and Microsoft
Meanwhile, there are also lots of uncertainties surrounding one of the most closely contested presidentia...
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Should add now or wait after election?
Should add now or wait after election?
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Hello 👋
I hope you are well !
Oct has been a tough month for me.
Especially in last two days, absoltely destroyed by SOXL dropping 20% in total.
I added more positions in 31st because of this.
Reflecting back, there are two occasions where I would have been able to take a good profit, specifically on 14th, and 29th and it was a good learning.
The above table is the capital gain / loss of this month, still net +ve in terms of cpital gain. the loss was from expiring put options....
I hope you are well !
Oct has been a tough month for me.
Especially in last two days, absoltely destroyed by SOXL dropping 20% in total.
I added more positions in 31st because of this.
Reflecting back, there are two occasions where I would have been able to take a good profit, specifically on 14th, and 29th and it was a good learning.
The above table is the capital gain / loss of this month, still net +ve in terms of cpital gain. the loss was from expiring put options....
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i mean i hold this for life long its my long term investment.
is it a good time to add a bit?
what you reckon
i mean i hold this for life long its my long term investment.
is it a good time to add a bit?
what you reckon
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SPY is a passive, index-tracker that follows the S&P 500. In essence, the selection and weighting process has been outsourced to S&P, per their index methodology and rebalancing scheme.
S&P, on the other hand, has criteria for what companies are included, not included, added to, deleted from, etc. The index rebalances quarterly.
It is NOT as simple as just the "top 500 companies." After all, there are currently 503 constituents in the...
S&P, on the other hand, has criteria for what companies are included, not included, added to, deleted from, etc. The index rebalances quarterly.
It is NOT as simple as just the "top 500 companies." After all, there are currently 503 constituents in the...
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My uncle (65) and I were talking after his fathers funeral and he's trying to figure out why his father (who died at 95), was holding only 1 ETF, SPY. The capital gains are so insane that we're not sure how to part ways with it and move to something like VTI or VOO, IVV, etc.
We've met several "shady" people who are willing to "exchange" (as in something like 1031) the assets in return for a "fee".
In any case, while that discussion continues on, I wanted to know d...
We've met several "shady" people who are willing to "exchange" (as in something like 1031) the assets in return for a "fee".
In any case, while that discussion continues on, I wanted to know d...
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The highly-anticipated U.S. presidential election will officially kick off on November 5, potentially setting the stage for a whirlwind market environment. As the countdown begins, investors are bracing for heightened volatility. In this post, we explore the potential implications and strategies to consider.
The "Trump Trade" resurfaces
As October unfolded, Harris's lead in mainstream polls began to narrow, even disappearing in key ...
The "Trump Trade" resurfaces
As October unfolded, Harris's lead in mainstream polls began to narrow, even disappearing in key ...
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$Vanguard S&P 500 ETF (VOO.US)$ looks like the sell off is over today ?
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103210545 : Everyone portfolio are tailored according to each person risk appetite, are long are u planning to hold on to each of the stocks, etc, 1 mth, 3 mths, 1 year, 2 years and so on. Once u have the answer to all this, you are set to go!
Brooklynnn OP 103210545 : Many thanks for your advice! I just edited my post. I want to hold them for at least one year and see how the new president policies go. What do you think if this is my plan?![[undefined]](https://static.moomoo.com/nnq/emoji/static/image/default/default-black.png?imageMogr2/thumbnail/36x36 "undefined")
10baggerbamm : I posted about this since the beginning of the year nothing has changed. if Trump wins you want to back the truck up and buy DRIP.
if the other side wins you want to buy GUSH
TRUMP MADE IT VERY CLEAR DRILL BABY DRILL OIL WILL BE MID TO LOW 40S PER BARREL WITHIN THE FIRST YEAR THAT ETF WILL BE OVER 20 BUCKS
the other side made it very clear they're going to go back to the green energy scam their existential threat we must pass the Bill all this bullshit band called band fracking no new power plants and oil will go up to 90 to $95 a barrel very easily and probably go over $100 a barrel because of the wars they are very good at getting the world involved in and the other ETF gush, it's going to go up 150 to 200% in the first year