Here's a tip about how smart stock decisions work.
It stops working if enough other people do it. No broker, investment strategist, fund manager, etc, is ever actually going to make smart decisions with your money because that dilutes the exclusivity of smart decision making. Which relies on scarcity.
You want a stock tip? Go stalk the Pelosis. They are the world's biggest stock cheats, they routinely outperform the market because they've been conducting insider trading for forty years. Whatever they do is quite likely to be a decent investment.
Sure but her positions are usually longer than a month. I just signed up for the "Autopilot" app that does the tracking for you. There's also the Berkshire-Hathaway fund (BRK.B?) that Warren Buffet was at. He praised Trump's tariff moves by the way.
True, any real phenomenon that is documented (e.g. that stocks tend to fall in December) disappears instantly.
No broker, investment strategist, fund manager, etc, is ever actually going to make smart decisions with your money because that dilutes the exclusivity of smart decision making. Which relies on scarcity.
I suspect this is the reason why they impose ESG on people's retirement funds. It's not hurting the fossil fuel industry or weapons makers, but it is depriving ordinary people of the profits of these endeavors.
Anywhere but the stock market. You can lose your money in half a second, and there is no recourse.
What you should be asking is why, exactly, it is so hard to find any other investment vehicle with a RoR high enough to beat inflation.
So many investors have formulated their investment strategies based on post 2008 crisis polices without understanding how historically aberrant those policies were, and are. Same goes for the real estate industry. Sub 5% mortgage rates were a historical fluke, and no one should expect them to ever return again.
Here's a tip about how smart stock decisions work.
It stops working if enough other people do it. No broker, investment strategist, fund manager, etc, is ever actually going to make smart decisions with your money because that dilutes the exclusivity of smart decision making. Which relies on scarcity.
You want a stock tip? Go stalk the Pelosis. They are the world's biggest stock cheats, they routinely outperform the market because they've been conducting insider trading for forty years. Whatever they do is quite likely to be a decent investment.
The Pelosi stock tracking twitter account has a month delay or something.
Sure but her positions are usually longer than a month. I just signed up for the "Autopilot" app that does the tracking for you. There's also the Berkshire-Hathaway fund (BRK.B?) that Warren Buffet was at. He praised Trump's tariff moves by the way.
Autopilot app? What's the hidden catch?
True, any real phenomenon that is documented (e.g. that stocks tend to fall in December) disappears instantly.
I suspect this is the reason why they impose ESG on people's retirement funds. It's not hurting the fossil fuel industry or weapons makers, but it is depriving ordinary people of the profits of these endeavors.
Anywhere but the stock market. You can lose your money in half a second, and there is no recourse.
What you should be asking is why, exactly, it is so hard to find any other investment vehicle with a RoR high enough to beat inflation.
So many investors have formulated their investment strategies based on post 2008 crisis polices without understanding how historically aberrant those policies were, and are. Same goes for the real estate industry. Sub 5% mortgage rates were a historical fluke, and no one should expect them to ever return again.
So what do you propose? No Tesla stock, then? haha
Have stocks ever failed to beat inflation? I don't mean over the course of 1 year, but over several years.
Here, have a chart: https://www.crews.bank/charts/inflation-vs-stocks