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Today's News for Tomorrow's Brew
Today's News for Tomorrow's Brew
Are you looking to get massive returns on your investments? In this video, I’m not selling a course or pushing the latest meme …
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Let's be Ninjas together – it's the cool thing to do in 2024!
Who even knew that BlackBerry was still a company?
You love shitting on gme and amc huh 🤔
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Can I invest in ETFs in the WEBULL app for long term investments?
Like the new setup 😊
Tip #2 diversify
Ok so go in 50/50 on Delta and GameStop.
Got it 🙌🏼😂
Check out IGBH pull up the long term return and calculate in reinvested dividends.
Great info 🙂 I snagged KLG not long after the spinoff at just over $10 a shr I'm not selling and the divy is good as well 🙂 there are always "ninja" stocks if you look for them 🙂
I buy about 80% ETFs then the rest in REITs for a nice dividend growth. O MAIN VICI ABR
Hey Bob. Just got 25k passed down from my grandma, after paying off debt and maxing out VOO or VTI in my roth, I plan on investing in SMH, QQQM, VUG, and BTC through M1 finance. Does this seem like a good plan or do I need to diversify more? I’m 25 btw
Only ETFs one needs for growth are VOO,QQQ or VGT. Proven track record in all 3. Largest in assets as well
Protip 0: Be in Congress.
S&P 500 VOO is mother of all diversification
SPYI for income and BIL for treasury is good etf
Never forget to do the back testing of at least 5-10 years. Find their intrinsic value and buy when they drop below and only if you are willing to hold them for 3+ years. You need to create a simple to follow guideline and follow it. The simpler you make it the more likely you are to stick to it.
I invested in PSX from your video years ago and It's been a 40% return since I started.
Could you do a video on how to actually read those reports. And what the numbers actually mean. I have looks at some before and it just looks like a big mess of numbers with abrevations next to them. I understand general apy and apr. But the Eps the p/e (which I understand what the abrevation means) but how do we read these number in relation to it being a good pick or bad pick.
Ie cannabis stock (which I am currently watching hard) has negative p/e and Eps. But some analysts say this is great for growth investors. ( of course for certain cannabis stocks not all)