Author: pluginever
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Opinions and feedback on my dividend portfolio
I just made a model dividend portfolio today. I have not invested any money into it yet because I wanted to hear other people's opinions first. I'm looking for a low risk, long term dividend income strategy, reinvesting the dividends over time to compound. My approach: Use the dividend kings as my stock universe. Then…
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Is LILY and NOVO Nordisk still a buy?
Let me know your opinion, I know I’m late on this train but I’m also just 19 who started investing. Let me know if you think which one you think still has growth potential and why would you invest in which?
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Shell expects hit of up to $1bn on stalled biofuel plant
Shell will take a hit of up to $1bn on one of its biggest energy transition projects, a stalled plant in Rotterdam that was intended to convert waste into jet fuel and biodiesel. This week, the oil major paused work on the project amid a difficult market for biofuels. It estimates the move will cost $600mn…
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How much per year do you spend on Trade Commissions
My broker charges me 0.25% per trade. YTD I have spent more than $800 on per trade comissions, I didn’t mind it because I am still profitable, but looking online it seems I am being somewhat scammed by my Broker? My account balance is around $25,000 and most of it is being traded in the…
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Could you have invested during the Great Depression?
If someone had had cash after the Crash of 29 and the early 30’s, could they have bought any stock during that time period, and had they done so, would it have benefited them after the stock market eventually rebounded? I’m well aware that in addition to many people losing their jobs, a lot of…
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r/Stocks Weekly Thread on Meme Stocks Saturday – Jul 06, 2024
The meme stock scheduled posts will now run weekly and post Saturday afternoon and won't be a sticky; you're probably seeing this because automod sent you here! Full list of meme stocks here. This will be updated every once in a while. Welcome traders who just can't help them selves discuss the same exact stock…
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Why do passive index funds beat active investors in the U.S., yet the opposite is true for foreign markets?
Why do passive index funds beat active investors in the U.S., yet the opposite is true for foreign markets? In the U.S. S&P index investing beats the vast majority of actively managed funds. Yet in foreign investing, active management often produces a better return than indexing. Why is this? Is it because foreign markets are…
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Feels like 2020-21 ?
2020-21 was when SAAS kept going up and we saw Nasdaq crash 30% in 2022. I have got the same feeling. I don't know where the top is but the way big tech stocks and semis are going up, I feel like we will get them falling 20-40% very quickly.
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/r/Stocks Weekend Discussion Saturday – Jul 06, 2024
This is the weekend edition of our stickied discussion thread. Discuss your trades / moves from last week and what you're planning on doing for the week ahead. Some helpful links: Finviz for charts, fundamentals, and aggregated news on individual stocks Bloomberg market news StreetInsider news: Market Check – Possibly why the market is doing…
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Am I slightly better off with SGOV vs HYSA?
I have most of my savings invested into the market, but I am wanting to keep 100k as cash asset for now. fidelity is my brokerage. my current APR for hysa is 5.25% (jenius bank) compounded daily, paid out monthly. (I don’t withdraw from this account) SGOV shows 5.16% distribution yield and 0.09% expense ratio.…