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    August 28, 2020

    Daily Advice Thread - All basic help or advice questions must be posted here. Investing

    Daily Advice Thread - All basic help or advice questions must be posted here.

    Posted: 27 Aug 2020 05:09 AM PDT

    If your question is "I have $10,000, what do I do?" or other "advice for my personal situation" questions. If you are going to ask how to invest you should include relevant information, such as the following:

    • How old are you?
    • Are you employed/making income? How much?
    • What are your objectives with this money? (buy a house? Retirement savings?)
    • What is your risk tolerance? (Do you mind risking it at blackjack or do you need to know its 100% safe?)
    • What are you current holdings? (Do you already have exposure to specific funds and sectors?)
    • Any other assets? House paid off? Cars? Expensive significant other?
    • What is your time horizon? Do you need this money next month? Next 20yrs?
    • Any big debts?
    • Any other relevant financial information will be useful to give you a proper answer.

    Please consider consulting our FAQ first - https://www.reddit.com/r/investing/wiki/faq

    Be aware that these answers are just opinions of Redditors and should be used as a starting point for your research. You should strongly consider seeing a registered financial rep before making any financial decisions!

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    I graphed whether Reddit panics before the stock market does, or vice versa

    Posted: 27 Aug 2020 06:45 AM PDT

    So I did some quantitative sentiment analysis to see if News websites/Reddit/Twitter panics before the stock market does, or if the stock market panics before Reddit/Twitter does.

    I have written an algo determining (stock specific) sentiment, I ran this on a dataset with (financial) news headlines (about 900k headlines), Twitter headlines en (stock related) Reddit headlines. From that I compared sentiment to the SP500 and I compared the intensity and volume of negative headlines to the VIX. This resulted in the two plots shown.

    Since the plot is somewhat full, I made it interactive so one can show for example only Reddit sentiment and zoom in and out of datapoints. This is in html, but Im not sure whether its allowed to share the link here so in case one is interested to play around with it shoot me a pm.

    https://imgur.com/yUI2c0N

    On request, interactive html is on: http://www.alternative-analytics.eu/dashboard/sentiment.html (just a plain clean html, no ads, links etc, base url also is not a general website), I update the graph daily.

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    How to convince my SO that investing isn't as scary as it seems

    Posted: 27 Aug 2020 09:01 PM PDT

    Over the past year I have tried to convince my extremely frugal SO to begin diverting a small portion of her monthly income to an index fund instead of dumping it all in savings. Despite explaining the effects of inflation and how compounding interest works, she is still convinced that investing is still some sort of black box that can only be handled by a professional. Ultimately it is still her decision and I am not trying to turn her into the next Warren Buffet but how can I inform her that investing is extremely rewarding if done the right way.

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    Powell and the big banks

    Posted: 27 Aug 2020 07:09 PM PDT

    Hey everyone, I'm wondering if anyone can help explain to me why the big banks popped today after Jerome Powell's inflation speech. I figured his commitment to keeping interest rates near zero for the foreseeable future would be a bearish signal for the big banks moving forward.

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    California approves largest ever utility program to expand EV charging - Reuters

    Posted: 27 Aug 2020 05:36 PM PDT

    CNBC: Walmart is teaming up with Microsoft on TikTok bid

    Posted: 27 Aug 2020 08:22 AM PDT

    Not much more detail on how this would even work: https://www.cnbc.com/2020/08/27/walmart-is-teaming-up-with-microsoft-on-tiktok-bid.html

    I'm sure most of its users won't care but if there's any way to remove the 'cool' factor from Tiktok, as if MSFT wasn't uncool enough Wal-Mart is another layer of uncool.

    Edit: WMT +5% for the day

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    How do you personally deal with missed opportunities?

    Posted: 27 Aug 2020 07:02 PM PDT

    Maybe this is a question suited for some kind of therapist like Wendy Rhoades from Billions but would like to hear from you guys personally how you battle through this or not let it get to you at all mentally.

    You do all your research, due diligence and invest in things you understand and feel that there's fair valuation or great future outlook for a company, whatever it is. You feel like you're doing everything right, not gambling anything away, making a decent profit slowly but surely. You get friends/family asking you for advice but at the end of the day, they don't listen to what you have to say and end up throwing everything into a stock, most recent example would be Tesla.

    Market cap is larger than Walmart and climbing, up almost 100% since the announcement of a split and all it does is ignore logic and trucks on forward. All the time you've put in over the years learning stocks and whatnot and all of a sudden someone new who has no knowledge of anything related to finances decided to throw a bunch of money in and at the right time ends up being way ahead of you in profit/gains all in a few months. I start to wonder why didn't I do that and FOMO starts to build up making me want to me irrational moves.

    It makes me feel like a failure but at the end of the day I didn't lose any money... so I know I shouldn't feel this way but I can't help that it's in the back of mind. Any advice or tips Reddit?

    Cheers!

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    Examples of defining your risk profile and portfolio rebalancing criteria

    Posted: 28 Aug 2020 01:02 AM PDT

    I have been investing in stocks periodically over the last two years and with price changes over time has realized the importance of rebalancing my portfolio. From my preliminary research, lot of guidance out there naturally talks about rebalancing criteria being dependent on the risk profile of the person.

    I would like to know some examples on how the r/investing hivemind defines the individual variables in calculating their risk profile - categorization of asset classes, definition of risk for an asset.

    Common examples I have read so far: 1. categorize as US stocks / international / bonds; define risk as % of total portfolio 2. categorize as individual stocks and holdings; define risk as market volatility of asset

    What are some other ways to think about risk profile? Here's what I've been thinking about my strategy: asset categorization as AAA, AA, A based on my view of risk of individual stocks and etfs, and defining % of total portfolio to each class. Would appreciate some feedback on this as well. Thanks!

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    Today's spike in volatility (VIX), is it any cause for concern?

    Posted: 27 Aug 2020 03:00 PM PDT

    Today, the Cboe Volatility Index (VIX) spiked above 27, reaching a six-week high. It's unusual for volatility to increase so much on a generally green day for markets. I suppose the increase came from Powell's speech today and the Fed's policy adjustments.

    Should we at all be concerned about this?

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    Tesla is nearing $2200 5 days away from the stock split - what's next ?

    Posted: 27 Aug 2020 06:52 AM PDT

    Tesla has the largest short bet against a stock in history at 25 billion. Willl Tesla bears be vindicated ? The primary issue here is that tesla may be worth 400B but not for a few years.

    Will the stock plummet following the split ? I hypothesize that some may be more comfortable taking some profit/principal.

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    Eli5: Why does the Fed want inflation above 2%?

    Posted: 27 Aug 2020 09:19 AM PDT

    I don't get it, I don't understand it, rising inflation and stagnant wages is only going to hurt the poorest no?

    I listened to a Planet Money (NPR) podcast a couple of months back and this 2% figure is picked out of thin air by the new Zealand central Bank and has been picked up in other countries as a target.

    Thank you in advance!

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    Where do you keep your emergency fund

    Posted: 28 Aug 2020 03:47 AM PDT

    Given the job/family situation, I would like to keep 9-12 months of funds at hand. I currently have this sitting in cash in brokerage and savings accounts earning paltry interest below inflation. Looking to see what others are doing.

    The options as I see them are:

    • Savings account
    • CD ladder
    • Short-term Bond fund like VFSTX or IGSB

    I'm thinking of allocating the emergency fund as 3 months expenses in cash, 3m in a CD ladder and 6m in bond fund. Does that sound prudent? Or should I eschew return for liquidity and low-risk?

    Another alternative is to get a HELOC to draw from and keep 6 months in cash. But HELOC I hear is not guaranteed liquidity and the bank can put a hold on it for personal credit, market conditions etc. when you may need it the most.

    Curious for your thoughts

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    I am beating SP500( in euro)

    Posted: 28 Aug 2020 03:33 AM PDT

    Hi to everyone from Italy,

    I started to invest in February 2019 and since then I am beating the SP500 which is my benchmark. I think, it is a good result given the fact the dollar has weakened in the last few months.

    I invested 125000 euros and now they are 162000 euros. Choosing to invest in Amazon has turned a good idea, since the position has grown 87%.

    My strategy is buy and hold, I know one year and half is too little to judge but what do you think of this results?

    My portfolio February 2019-now ( in euros): 32,60%

    Sp500 February 2019-now( in dollars): 25,61%

    Sorry for my mistakes

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    Should you adjust your portfolio allocation if you have a mortgage ?

    Posted: 28 Aug 2020 01:18 AM PDT

    Suppose you are in a 50:50 Equity:Debt portfolio in your investment account, should your portfolio change if you take on a mortgage ?

    Opinion 1: Yes, you should increase the equity allocation to something like 80:20 since you're already "investing" in a bond(mortgage) which is giving you a return equal to your mortgage rate.

    Opinion 2: No. This is an investment into a consumption asset (you live in your home). Your investment account shouldn't be affected by what your mortgage looks like.

    Some opinion pieces say that investing while you have a mortgage is like taking a leveraged position. What is the opinion and concerns here ?

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    Vanguard to close Hong Kong offices.

    Posted: 27 Aug 2020 07:09 AM PDT

    https://www.ft.com/content/ff29241a-def6-4c8e-86a6-910f591254b2

    As an expat, this really sucks. They are one of the few viable options for low cost index investing in HK.

    Luckily I didn't put all of my eggs in one basket, but as a novice investor, what are the implications of an ETF delisting? Is it likely they would have another manager take over? Could the value of the ETFs drop below value of underlying asset?

    There are only 6 Vanguard products in HK, and I own three of them :(

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    RLFTF - the most promising COVID-19 Stock / Drug?

    Posted: 27 Aug 2020 05:18 AM PDT

    This Post intends to give an overview over the ticker RLFTF, it is divided in different sections to give a holistic overview over RLFTF. RLFTF is a Drug Development Company registered at the Swiss Stock Exchange RLF.SW and US OTC Ticker RLFTF.

    RLFTF's patented drug RLF-100TM(Aviptadil/VIP) has a FDA Fast Track designation and is in two Clinical Trials and a FDA Intermediate Expanded Access Program. Preliminary data show a mortality reduction of over 90% in the most critical COVID-19 ICU Patients.3

    Clinical Data and Mechanism of Action - why this is the best COVID-19 drug.

    RLF-100(Aviptadil/VIP) has a 30 year research history and is already Approved by some Countries for other Indications (UK Approved for Errectile Dysfunction and EU Orphan drug status for Sarcoidosis treatment *EU designation (EU/3/07/473)), it is already known to be a safe drug with minimal side-effects. 5,6

    Mechanism Of Action

    1. RLF-100 inhibits the SARS-COV-2(COVID19) Virus from replicating itself by blocking the respective receptors. It is the only known Drug so far that prevents the Virus from replicating(spreading), it act's preventive and not just symptomatic. 1
    2. RLF-100 prevents and/or stops the Cytokine Storm, is highly anti-inflamantory and acts on RANTES (CCL5) - in almost the same way that e.g. CYDY's LL drug does.2
    3. RLF-100 is a natural peptide produced and used by the body to protect & heal the lung and to improve blood oxygenation. Severe CASES of COVID-19 have shown low levels of exactly this Peptide.3

    Clinical Data

    Currently there are 2 Clinical Trials underway and a FDA Intermediate Expanded Access Program.

    1. Phase 2/3 Trial, IV RLF-100 for Critical COVID-19 Patients, Estimated completion in September 2020 https://clinicaltrials.gov/ct2/show/NCT04311697
    2. FDA granted IND for Clinical Trial of RLF-100 in inhaled version with the goal to provide a preventive treatment at home to prevent a moderate/severe COVID-19 infection.4 Estimated completion in November https://clinicaltrials.gov/ct2/show/NCT04360096
    3. FDA Intermediate Population Expanded Access of RLF-100, Expanded Access Program for cases too critical to be part of the above studies. In this EAP aims to treat the most critical COVID-19 Patient. https://clinicaltrials.gov/ct2/show/NCT04453839

    All currently available Clinical Data regarding COVID-19 is from the Expanded Access. The first 21 Patients showed a Rapid recovery and a mortality reduction of over 90%. This patients consist out of the worst case COVID-19 cases like patients with combined double lung transplant rejection and severe COVID-19 infections. 3

    Summary:

    RLF-100 blocks the COVID-19 Virus, prevents a cytokine storm, heals the lungs and improves blood oxygenation with a mortality reduction of over 90% in the most severe cases.

    Further possible indications

    Possible further indications for RLF-100 are almost all lung affecting diseases, as RLF-100 protects and heals the lungs.

    Further RLF-100 acts on RANTES(CCL5) and could be indicated for treatment of HIV, Cancer and other RANTES specific diseases after further studies.

    Current Demand / Demand for Expanded Access

    - On behalf of Relief Therapeutics, NeuroRX is currently fielding multiple requests from representatives of health ministries, who would like to access RLF-100 for their countries. 7

    - There is currently a high volume of requests for Expanded Access from US licensed physicians 8

    FDA Fast Track & NeuroRX Partnership

    RLFTF has a FDA Fast Track designation for the RLF-100 Drug1 all clinical trials and studies are conducted by Relief Therapeutics partner NeuroRX, a privately held US Company. Relief Therapeutics own all rights on RLF-100 and pays NeuroRX to conduct the trials. 6

    Share Price Target

    While it is difficult to determine a Share Price for a Stock which this Potential, my personal calculations put the potential between 5-20$. Analysis see the intermediate Share Price target at 18$ which would be a 3600% increase of the current Price.9

    Catalysts in the near Future

    In the Upcoming Days we expect an announcement of a Partnership with a large drug distribution and logistics Company. 10

    1. A Board member of RLFTF saidduring an interview that by October they will be ready to deliver treatment to 100'000 patients. 10
    2. Study Results of the Phase 2/3 Study are due in September. Judged by the Expanded Access data, which treats more severe Cases than in the Study, the results are expected to be very good. 10
    3. It is expected that the Data Monitoring Committee might Stop the study and recommend an approval to the FDA, so that Patients from the Placebo control group can be treated as well.10

    Stock Exchange, Markets and Regulatory Specifics

    RLFTF is registered as RLF.SW at the Swiss Stock Exchange and is subject to swiss exchange law's and regulations. All Management Transactions and Transactions of Significant Shareholders have to be Published according to the Swiss Exchange Regulations.

    Publishing of (Corporate) News is only allowed off Market (at least 90 minutes prior to Market opening) if News is published during the Market hours, trading will be suspended for some time. There is little chance with this stock for a late "jump-on" once a big catalyst is released, as it will be off-market.

    In the US RLFTF is a OTC Traded Stock. RLFTF just filed a OTCQB Application and will therefor also be regulated by the SEC in the future, though i feel the Swiss Regulation is stricter anyway.

    Information about Market Cap, Outstanding Shares and Expected Earnings.

    There was a very comprehensive interview by a Swiss Investment Newspaper covering the Above topics, please check out https://themarket.ch/interview/relief-therapeutics-our-drug-could-generate-hundreds-of-millions-of-dollars-per-year-ld.2478 , it contains almost everything we want to know at this Point.

    Disclaimer

    I follow the clinical development of RLF-100 since the outbreak of SARS-COV-2 and i'm invested since early spring, i see myself as a long term investor. My primary investment motivation is that, after extensive reasearch over months, i believe in the potential of this drug. Please do your own due diligence prior to investment and let me know if you would like to have more information included in this Post, i'll try to update it accordingly.

    1 https://www.prnewswire.co.uk/news-releases/rlf-100-aviptadil-clinical-trial-showed-rapid-recovery-from-respiratory-failure-and-inhibition-of-coronavirus-replication-in-human-lung-cells-892685658.html

    2 https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20200607005050/en/Relief-Therapeutics-NeuroRx-Expand-Clinical-Trial-RLF-100

    3 https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=3665228

    4 https://www.prnewswire.co.uk/news-releases/fda-grants-inhaled-use-ind-for-rlf-100-aviptadil-to-treat-patients-with-moderate-and-severe-covid-19-aiming-to-prevent-progression-to-respiratory-failure-874341601.html

    5 https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3738270/

    6 https://themarket.ch/interview/relief-therapeutics-our-drug-could-generate-hundreds-of-millions-of-dollars-per-year-ld.2478

    7 https://www.neurorxpharma.com/our-services/non-us-country-rep/

    8 https://www.neurorxpharma.com/our-services/usa-licensed-physicians/

    9 https://seekingalpha.com/article/4367483-relief-therapeutics-discovers-promising-covidminus-19-killer

    10 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KBG_BYfj-sY

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    $MSFT - takeaways from virtual investor meeting at Goldman yesterday

    Posted: 27 Aug 2020 07:11 AM PDT

    Goldman hosted a virtual NDR with Michael Spencer, General Manager - Investor Relations at $MSFT* yesterday. Goldman has a Buy rating and $235 price target. Here are their takeaways:

    1. Azure: Recall, in 4Q20, Azure growth decelerated to 47% yoy (50% cc) compared to 59% growth in 3Q20 (61% cc). Investors continue to focus on the pace of deceleration within Azure, the impact of COVID-19 on cloud migrations and consumption, and changes in the revenue mix between consumption (IaaS and PaaS) and the per user SaaS revenue (EMS). Management noted several puts and takes to the impact of COVID-19 on Azure growth, noting some impact in consumption in heavily impacted industries and a focus on optimization, noting however that the overall trend has been customers redoubling their commitment to migrating to the public cloud. Management added, that as the pace of growth in EMS moderates, with enterprise mobility seats growing 26% yoy in 4Q20 versus 34% in F3Q20, there will be a corresponding impact to overall Azure growth as the revenue mix continues to shift more towards IaaS and PaaS.
    2. Commercial Cloud Gross Margins: Management noted continuous improvement in IaaS and PaaS gross margins, as the company continues to expand capacity within its existing datacenter footprint, increase power efficiency, and optimize the company's existing software stack to run more efficiently. However, management noted the pace of margin expansion within Azure will be partially offset as revenue mixes more towards lower gross margin consumption revenue (and away from SaaS). Recall, in 4Q20 Commercial Cloud gross margins reached 66% (+1pt yoy) compared to 67% in F3Q20 (+4pts yoy), highlighting the impact from moderating revenue growth in the Azure per user business.
    3. Office 365: Recall in 4Q20 Office 365 commercial seat growth moderated to 15% yoy, compared to 20% in F3Q20. Management attributed some of the slowdown to better than expected adoption of a 6 month E1 free trial the company introduced following COVID19 (which ended in June) along with some weakness within SMB. Management also noted strength in the pipeline with the opportunity to convert free trial customers to paid users as the trials expire. Management noted continued room for APRU growth driven by SKU migration with a large E1 installed base noting traction in E3 and E5 SKUs; strength in E5 has been driven in part by advanced security and compliance offerings. With respect to Teams, management noted a number of enhancements in recent months as the company continues to close the feature functionality gap relative to competitive offerings in both collaboration and videoconferencing software.
    4. Windows: Management highlighted that Windows Commercial continues to grow as a percentage of overall Windows revenue (~30% as of 2Q20) driving the mix of recurring revenue higher within the segment. Windows Pro, Windows Non-Pro, and Other comprise the remaining ~40%, ~20% and 10% respectively. Management noted commercial PC strength following mid-March shelter in place orders began to fade in 4Q; however, this was offset by strength in the consumer market. Going forward, management pointed to expectations for a low-teens decline in the Windows OEM business driven by continued weakness in SMB and a tough compare.
    5. Gaming: With more people working from home, gaming continues to show strength, with gaming revenue growing 64% yoy in F4Q20. Heading into an upcoming console cycle management noted that increased demand associated with WFH should result in lower inventory levels relative to prior console cycles. Management also noted balanced strength throughout the company's gaming portfolio in 4Q20, with strength in first party titles and the company's subscription business which surpassed 10mn subscribers in April.
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    Okta after earnings

    Posted: 27 Aug 2020 02:57 PM PDT

    I've been watching this company for quite some time now. Looks pretty appealing to me. What do you guys think of this stock as a long term hold? I realize they almost doubled since March lows but I believe there is still room to grow. Okta has a very impressive list of customers, their CEO has been with the company since inception (2009) so I'm considering of taking advantage of a recent pullback. Any thoughts?

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    Would it make sense to buy a open end ko derivate with a small leverage like 2x as long term investing?

    Posted: 28 Aug 2020 12:03 AM PDT

    Since it would double your gains from 8% to 16% a year. Or does the risk outweight the gains.(if the price drops by 50% everything is gone for good) I have lost more money over at r/Wallstreetbets then I'm willing to admit. So would this be feasible or should I just forget derivate ever existed?And buy a index fund monthly?

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    Why do different sites list such different ratios for a stocks performance?

    Posted: 27 Aug 2020 02:27 PM PDT

    I was just doing my DD on AstraZeneca (looking like a pretty bad pick right now aside from the vaccine) and I can't help noticing all the sites have completely different stats. Macrotrends lists it's PE as 68.67 while other sites say in the low thirties or even high twenties. Macrotrends and others say about 1.69 for PEG while other places are saying higher than 10.

    What's going on here? Are they using slightly different metrics? And if so which site(s) should i listen to?

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    I just looked at a couple of reddit comments positively talking about $SE, then did some cursory research, and now it's my biggest gainer with throwaway money. It's an Indonesian gaming company, but I have no idea how I can find info on them more. How would these redditors do research on them?

    Posted: 27 Aug 2020 11:04 PM PDT

    In general, I would like to find out how I can research more in non-English speaking countries. However, such convenient resources are not around, so it got me curious on how people found out some info on SE. What are some example ways to find some info on them?

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    Vanguard to convert Prime Money Market Fund into Cash Reserves Federal Money Market Fund, lowering Admiral minimum; thoughts?

    Posted: 27 Aug 2020 10:44 AM PDT

    Just got an email that Vanguard is discontinuing is famous Prime Money Market fund (VMMXX; Admiral: VMRXX) and converting it into the Cash Reserves Federal Money Market Fund, which will only hold government bonds (and equivalents like repos). The email cited the fact that the Prime fund had only slightly higher returns than the Federal (government only) Money Market fund, but at the cost of much higher volatility, especially in March.

    The minimum investment for lower-cost admiral shares will be lowered from $millions to $3000.

    This doesn't make much of a difference now, since short-term interest rates are pitiful -- 0.04 vs 0.10% for regular and admiral shares.

    I've been seriously considered converting to their Ultra Short Term Bond fund anyway(admiral: VUSFX), which actually has a meaningful yield and still only a small risk of loss.

    I didn't see this news submitted here already so I thought I'd share. Anything I should be aware of here?

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    Will the SEC block the Fidelity Bitcoin index fund?

    Posted: 27 Aug 2020 03:16 PM PDT

    I know that the current SEC chairman is quite hostile to cryptocurrency funds. Which lead me into question if Fidelity will actually be able to get SEC approval for their index fund. Anyone who is more knowledge in this matter want to share their opinion of how this might play out?

    Does the Fidelity fund have a shot because it is an index fund and not a ETF? Or will it be dead on arrival like the recent Bitcoin ETF applications?

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    Options trading on Roth IRA

    Posted: 27 Aug 2020 10:30 PM PDT

    I have an unused Roth IRA (0 balance since open) on vanguard. I have a Roth 401k on Fidelity (still working for that employer)

    Now i want to trade options in Roth IRA. But i want to avoid vanguard's options trading fee. Webull Roth IRA offers commission free options trading.

    Also, i also want to keep some ETF in my Roth IRA.

    So if i choose webull for my roth ira options trading, and also invest in some vanguard etf there, Will i be paying more fee on that etf? Compared to getting it directly on vanguard?

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    Why is day trading stocks viewed as more risky than options trading?

    Posted: 27 Aug 2020 10:23 PM PDT

    Options trading seems extremely risky to me because of the fact that you have to gauge direction and the degree the price moves. Daytrading doesn't seem as risky because you essentially get to lock in profits earlier and also minimize losses earlier if you have unlimited daytrades.

    I understand the benefits of a long-term investing strategy and have retirement accounts invested in VOO/VTI/etc. but I'm considering trying daytrading stocks. Any advice is appreciated, thanks!

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