Daily General Discussion and Advice Thread - January 28, 2022 Investing |
- Daily General Discussion and Advice Thread - January 28, 2022
- Visa Earnings - Visa stock gains as quarterly revenue tops $7 billion for the first time
- Apple earnings - revenue jumps 11%
- Which stocks from the rubble do you believe have been massively oversold?
- There have only been four months since 2001 where the US Stock Market has dropped more than 10%
- Thematic ETFs are a bad idea
- Bill Ackman buys Netflix stake worth $1.1bn after stock sell-off
- What's the deal with gold bullion?
- Is there a topic/industry/trend you wish you knew more about?
- Help me figure out what I'm missing here, if anything.
- UBS Purchases Wealthfront for $1.4Bn
- The reason to get into energy/oil before the summer
- Can someone explain this for me, how can this person own 1.5M Shares then jump to 160M Shares without a purchase history? (Finviz) (Imgur Link in description)
- Daily General Discussion and Advice Thread - January 27, 2022
- Federal Reserve FOMC Statement
- Niche «Alternative» Skin (Ingame Item) Portfolio Experiment
- Why should the market go back to 4800 versus why should the market go to 3800 and below
- I'm looking for unbiased reviews of Motley Fool Stock Advisor and other services, surprising hard to find recent ones (e.g. past two years).
- Thoughts on Robinhood HOOD Earnings Release Thursday
- VFIAX vs VOO, Why Not Identical Performance between MF and ETF? I own both.
- Is land a good investment?
- Where should I put end of the year bonus (25k)
- Transferring and reinvesting shares from Blackrock to Fidelity account tax question.
- Thoughts on the vanguard ETF VYM
- Small cap investing value
| Daily General Discussion and Advice Thread - January 28, 2022 Posted: 28 Jan 2022 02:01 AM PST Have a general question? Want to offer some commentary on markets? Maybe you would just like to throw out a neat fact that doesn't warrant a self post? Feel free to post here! If your question is "I have $10,000, what do I do?" or other "advice for my personal situation" questions, you should include relevant information, such as the following:
Please consider consulting our FAQ first - https://www.reddit.com/r/investing/wiki/faq And our side bar also has useful resources. 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! [link] [comments] |
| Visa Earnings - Visa stock gains as quarterly revenue tops $7 billion for the first time Posted: 27 Jan 2022 02:25 PM PST The company generated fiscal first-quarter net income of $4.0 billion, or $1.83 a share, up from $3.1 billion, or $1.42 a share, a year earlier. On an adjusted basis, Visa V earned $1.81 a share. Analysts tracked by FactSet were expecting $1.70 in both GAAP and adjusted earnings per share. Visa's revenue rose to $7.06 billion from $5.69 billion, while the FactSet consensus was for $6.79 billion. Analysts surveyed by FactSet weren't expecting Visa to cross the $7 billion revenue mark until the June quarter. Payments volume rose 20%, while processed transactions increased 21%. The company saw a 51% increase in cross-border volume when excluding intra-Europe transactions and a 40% bump in overall cross-border volume. [link] [comments] |
| Apple earnings - revenue jumps 11% Posted: 27 Jan 2022 03:10 PM PST For some reason (update: apparently I now have to give my opinion on earnings threads) the previous post was deleted. Very odd, but anyway this time will post the figures in quotes… <insert mandatory opinion on earnings> Not a bad quarter.. but what does this market really want? IMO Apple is the reliable hold in any market. Latest earnings proves it <\opinion>
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| Which stocks from the rubble do you believe have been massively oversold? Posted: 27 Jan 2022 07:42 PM PST I can't find many. I believe Republic Services has gone down unnecessarily for no reason, and potentially even some high growth tech stocks like (dare I say) twitter I am looking to eventually start a position in if it falls another 20% or so. I do believe we are closer to an initial bottom and am looking for things to get into, but most are just too "growthy" for me along with short interest. In general, I do feel this correction has helped to stabilize the market from way overbought but there have to be opportunities somewhere. [link] [comments] |
| There have only been four months since 2001 where the US Stock Market has dropped more than 10% Posted: 28 Jan 2022 03:35 AM PST The 10% drop in the US Stock Market this month is very unusual. I went to Portfolio Visualizer and they have had monthly results for VTI (Total US Stock Market) since January 2001. In the 252 months, the S&P 500 has only dropped more than 10% in a month 4 times. SPY (S&P500) has records from 1993 and there have only been 5 months out of 336 that it dropped more than 10% in a month. There have only been six months where the stock market dropped more than 10% since 1985. 6 months out of 432 months This shows how severe the current stock market crash is! Does anyone have access to information from before 1985? (The largest 1-month drops were in October 2008 when it dropped 17.48% and in March 2020 when it dropped 13.91%) [link] [comments] |
| Posted: 27 Jan 2022 08:00 AM PST These funds are created by marketing teams. While it sounds good on paper, most thematic ETFs underperform the broad market and their main goal is to justify higher costs. We had many great examples against such products in the past. However, everytime a specific sector outperforms, I see many people allocating a significant portion of their portfolio. In 2020 we had ICLN (Clean Energy), which dropped by almost 50% since it's peak last year and has never come close to it's starting price in 2008. Disruptive Technology was also considered a safe bet for outperforming the market and many people posted portfolios with ARKK, down more than 50%. I also remember similar trends with 3D printing and Cannabis and I'm sure there are many more good examples in the past. The new big thing is semiconductors. Everybody needs some SOXX since we will always need more computer chips in the digital age we live in. What people miss though is that the semiconductor industry is cyclical in nature and it has crashed multiple times before. SOXX is down 15% YTD which is only slightly more than the Nasdaq-100 to be fair. However, multiple companies in this sector have just released their quarterly numbers and the projections for the upcoming year are underwhelming. On top of that, the amount of investments to increase supply are staggering with intel spending 20 billion on a new factory and TSMC also building up supply significantly. I can't tell if SOXX will really underperform going forward but I want to warn people who think it's a safe bet. TLDR: Thematic ETFs are made by marketing to sell higher fees and that's about it. All you really need is a broad indexfund to cover stocks for your portfolio. Edit: Sombody pointed out that the dates are chosen arbitrarily to undermine my point which is true. In this paper from 2021, it was estimated that specialized ETFs underperform the market on a risk-adjusted basis and after fees by 3,1% per year. The title "Competition for Attention in the ETF Space" undermines my point that these product are probably created based on marketing. [link] [comments] |
| Bill Ackman buys Netflix stake worth $1.1bn after stock sell-off Posted: 26 Jan 2022 05:24 PM PST https://www.ft.com/content/ba5ab83c-3a84-4544-8b7f-3158b358ef69
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| What's the deal with gold bullion? Posted: 27 Jan 2022 11:46 PM PST Disclosure: I'm an amateur investor and certainly not a trader. I was looking at the price graphs for gold and silver while wanting to buy some bullion as a "safe" long-term investment. However, out of curiosity I overlaid the long-term (1970-present) graphs for gold and silver and noted a stark runaway of gold growth relative to silver post-2008, excluding only 2012. I know it's nothing useable professionally because it's two graphs with different price values, but it got me thinking. You can see the correlation in price between gold and silver, but that last year shows gold climbing while silver shrinks. Gold production is higher than ever thanks to the increasing industrialisation of Africa and Eurasia, and I can't imagine that production/industrials demand from jewelery and electronics is keeping pace. Assuming the trend continues, I don't see how the current price of gold is sustainable as the safe, long-term investment it's touted as. Can any vets help me understand this? Are we just relying on new markets to keep buying and hoarding it to maintain pricing? [link] [comments] |
| Is there a topic/industry/trend you wish you knew more about? Posted: 28 Jan 2022 04:07 AM PST I'm thinking of starting a newsletter where I research from a bunch of sources and summarise it, explain it simply. I'm hoping to learn more in the process, while also helping people save time! But I'm not sure which topics I should start with, so I'd like to know what you guys are curious about! It could be about the latest trends that you want to catch up on, countries/industries that you want to look into/invest in, or specific questions about cultures/finance/tech etc etc. [link] [comments] |
| Help me figure out what I'm missing here, if anything. Posted: 27 Jan 2022 07:01 PM PST I've been tracking BBW for a few months now and the more I find out about Build-a-Bear the more bullish I get. Currently, half of my portfolio is invested in BBW calls (full disclosure, which isn't much) and I come before you today to see if you can help me find the hidden down side I'm missing. Their weakest point is admittedly their financial situation but if you compare to where they were a few years back they are definitely trending in the right direction. Where is their success coming from though? It's coming from a few places. If you do a quick Google search for "Heart Box" you'll find their new marketing campaign and in November they launched a new digital shopping experience using animated characters "that brings furry friends "to life" online", crossing Animal Crossing characters/themes with their new digital shopping experience. They were even written up in Newsweek "for their new innovative design blending "Animal Crossing" with their new releases." 'Animal Crossing' Build-A-Bear: When and How to Buy New Collection OnlineBuild a Bear releases new online shopping experience Recently (2 days ago today) they released a statement announcing a new product line and partnerships. They are going to roll out monthly "limited edition collectibles each month throughout the year", limited edition collectible outfits, expand on their membership program with 9 million subscribers, and are updating associate development and training programs. They're also beginning to partner with charitable organizations and "Build-A-Bear Foundation is...getting in on the fun and will be hosting its first-ever gala on Saturday, October 22, 2022 at St. Louis Union Station to honor company founder, Maxine Clark, and to raise funds for the Foundation's renewed literacy platform. " I know that's a lot but we're not done. https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/celebearating-25-years-of-heart-and-hugs-301467611.html With that out of the way, now, the financials. Every earnings report is a new high because every time they report they're reporting more earnings and a better financial position. While their income statement is a bit sketchy, their balance sheet and cash flow statement are showing positive cash flows, and I believe partly because they've been doing such a good job at keeping expenses steady while bringing in more revenue (Revenue/COGS is a lot higher). Gross profits are way up along with operating income and their EBIDTA is $41,000,000 TTM. https://www.marketwatch.com/investing/stock/bbw/financials https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/BBW/financials/ Now let's talk industry competitors and averages. BBW is being put in the specialty retail category along with Barnes and Noble Education, Express, Kirkland's, Natural Grocers and Tilly's. I don't know if these are great comparisons but BBW is outperforming nearly all of them T3M, and all but 1 TTM in appreciation of the stock. PE valuation is well below the mean and the price target according to a report I'm looking at from Fidelity is $33 (current price around $17). https://imgur.com/a/pcykkab (citations) Now that you see how profitable they've been and that they're competitive in their market, you may understand why the stock pumps so hard when they beat. Right now, after revising their guidance upwards a few weeks ago, they're forecasting an EPS of 0.92, or an increase of nearly 250%, for their March 8th earnings report. Honestly, the only thing I'm really worried about at this point is the market turning down. Of course they could come out with some unsuspecting bad news but even if they miss their ambitious revenue targets they're still going to more than double their last EPS number. So, please pick through this and let me know if I'm crazy or missing anything because right now I see no reason to divest. [link] [comments] |
| UBS Purchases Wealthfront for $1.4Bn Posted: 26 Jan 2022 09:53 AM PST
I wonder if this will start a trend, seems like most of the major financial outlets have some sort of robo option at this point, many of them far more robust than the independent guys that started the trend 8-10 years ago. Lots of these companies are already courting buyers since they are in the very late stages of private equity - some such as Robinhood and Acorns have gone public already, others seem to be exploring partnerships with larger entities. I'm interested to see if any of the ones that try to go it alone (IE not merge with a large financial institution) are around in the next decade. [link] [comments] |
| The reason to get into energy/oil before the summer Posted: 26 Jan 2022 08:33 PM PST
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| Posted: 26 Jan 2022 11:20 PM PST Can someone explain this for me, how can this person own 1.5M Shares then jump to 160M Shares without a purchase history? (Finviz) (Imgur Link is in description) As per title, Basically, and then he goes back down to 1.3M Stocks but no sell orders/history that big. How is this possible? An explanation would be appreciated. Thanks from an amateur investor looking to learn :) [link] [comments] |
| Daily General Discussion and Advice Thread - January 27, 2022 Posted: 27 Jan 2022 02:01 AM PST Have a general question? Want to offer some commentary on markets? Maybe you would just like to throw out a neat fact that doesn't warrant a self post? Feel free to post here! If your question is "I have $10,000, what do I do?" or other "advice for my personal situation" questions, you should include relevant information, such as the following:
Please consider consulting our FAQ first - https://www.reddit.com/r/investing/wiki/faq And our side bar also has useful resources. 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! [link] [comments] |
| Federal Reserve FOMC Statement Posted: 26 Jan 2022 11:10 AM PST The Federal Reserve has released their FOMC statement and can be found here - https://www.federalreserve.gov/newsevents/pressreleases/monetary20220126a.htm The implementation notes can be found here - https://www.federalreserve.gov/newsevents/pressreleases/monetary20220126a1.htm If you are interested in seeing the news conferences at 2:30pm ET - it is live streamed here - https://www.federalreserve.gov/newsevents.htm If you are interested in reading professional commentary - r/econmonitor will likely have links in a day or two. [link] [comments] |
| Niche «Alternative» Skin (Ingame Item) Portfolio Experiment Posted: 27 Jan 2022 07:54 AM PST Short read, all prices in USD Invested Capital 4'000 to rent out digital items, 1 year total return 756.66 USD (18.92%), Monthly USD return range 36.97 (0.92%) to 92.2 (2.31%). Introduction Dear all Redditors, here is a long post about my personal experiment, I rented out digital ingame items to gamers. I would classify it as niche alternative investment. DO NOT think of this as financial advice in any shape or form. This is just what I did in my free time with my own money for entertainment only additionally, I do not have any affiliation with the site despite my normal use. Please find a simple FAQ below about the outlines of my experiment and general information about skins. At the end of the post you can see more information about the Experiment itself and my achieved results and Outlook. What is a skin, and what is the effect of it? Skins are virtual in game items that can change the look for a specific item in the game. This is visible for the owner of the skin and other players. These skins often only change the cosmetics of an item but not its behaviour. This results in them often having a Status symbol standing within the gaming world. Is it needed? Since skins are often purely cosmetics, they are not needed to play the game itself, however for consumers of different games its very common to own a skin or to. For some people it can increase the enjoyment, be a kind of collectable or even be regarded as an investment. Is it trade- / exchange able? Skins can be tradable in some cases or bound to an account, this varies from game to game. Quick overview of Counterstrike the game Counterstrike is one of the older Franchises in the gaming world and fans of the game are often very loyal to the game itself. Counterstrike is a free to play online game which is getting updated and evolved without a fully new release of the game. This is different in comparison to Games like FIFA, F1, NFL and so on, which get updated and newly released on a yearly basis. Will it stay in the Game or become obsolete? Skins can be bound to the specific version of a game, which means if a new version get released the skin can be non-transferable. Therefore, skins can often be regarded as bound to a game version for example Counterstrike Global Offensive. If a new Counterstrike is released we have no information about what happens with the skins. Where to buy skins Skins are often sold in the game itself or over a community platform like steam. Furthermore, skins can also often be purchased on 3rd party websites. Hereby its important to take great care, as not all these sites are reputable and post a potential risk to being scammed. Trade Locking on a skin (time i can not transfer a skin) Skins can also be soft bound to an account for a limited time duration. This is specifically done in Counterstrike with a skin being untradeable for 7 days after it changed owner. After this time is over, the skin itself becomes tradeable once again. However as mentioned before not all skins are tradeable. Furthermore every game handles this differently and skins can be non tradeable. Fees in the skin market Fees are often passed to the seller. Posting a skin on a site is often free but once the sell is completed the site itself takes a cut, this is usually a very large percentile and can reach up to 20% in some cases. However, the buyer doesn't have any fees. Data Data for historical prices can be collected over the internet to some extend. The quality is significantly lower compared to historical data from Stocks. As a result of this the price changes of the individual skins is not rcorded in this post and is a general topic of its own. Prices used There is a difference in prices from market prices to purchase prices since the skins can be bought under market value (steam market value) on third party sites. To reduces the complexity of this topic I decided just to record the initial investment (what have I paid in USD to get started). Furthermore, the Status of my experiment is ongoing, this makes calculating my sale value quite open for my personal bias and the selling fees would impact my returns on a significant basis. Returns collected Returns are accounted monthly for 2021 and from January 2022 from the 1 January to the 27 January. The experiment I decided to create a skin "portfolio" and rent these skins out on lootbear.com to generate passive income. This experiment is ongoing since over one year and I plan to continue. This is not hypothetical I used my own money for this experiment to achieve a better quality. Skin selection During my experiment I found significance importance of the skin itself. Not everything can be rented out to generate income. Not all my selected skins were successful therefore I reshuffled my portfolio a little with equal value skins. This however is ignored once again to reduce the complicity. Return structure The returns were less consistent than I was hoping for with an overall negative trend. The minimum returns were in December with 36.97 USD. And the maximum in May with 92.2 USD. The total earnings in 2021 of the Portfolio were 756.66 USD. Furthermore, the negative down trend was already broken in January 2022 with a recorded earning of 44.06 with 4 days left of January. The portfolio value of 4'000 USD consisted of 3'000 USD for the invested money (new money for the experiment) and 1'000 USD for the already owned skins. With the start capital of 4'000 USD and the 756.66 USD in earnings a yearly performance of 18.92% was achieved in 2021. The monthly returns ranged from 0.92% (worst 36.97) and 2,31% (best 92.2) and were quite subjected to change (high inconsistency). Within the returns a general linear negative trend was present. Reinvesting From the earnings, around 500 USD was reinvested in to the skin portfolio. The remaining 256 USD were withdrawn to my personal account Outlook and future of the experiment I will continue the experiment, however i will strictly limit it to self reinvesting. Comparing to other asset classes Comparing to other asset classes for example Stocks with dividends or Obligations, returns seem to be significant and excessive. However, this must be taken with a grain of salt since the portfolio within the experiment is subject to major risks, I mean major risks. See below under risk. Furthermore the collected data is small and limited therefore it is hard to make a comparison. Maybe i just got lucky. Risk involved This "Alternative" portfolio came with major risks. Since if a new version of the game gets released, the skins could become worthless within seconds. Risk of Scam is also high since a lot of this sites are not on the same trust and regulation level as Banks and regulated brokers, not even by a long shot. If the skins become account bound permanently the portfolio is wipe out within a second and non-recoverable. Forecasting The year 2021 showed a negative trend in my earnings however this was due to multiple factors such as rise of skin value. This rise in value made some skins to expensive to be rented out and therefore resulted in unused capital. In 2022 I "rebalanced" the portfolio to negate the effect. Still, I think a realistic return for this portfolio would be around the 50 USD mark. This would mean a Return of around 1.25% (50/4000) monthly. This seems to be a very high but realistic number and I will update on my journey if the community is interested. Regarding Scalability, I am not fully convinced my project is scalable, therefore I focus on improving my skin selection process (the quality of the individual parts of the portfolio). Maybe more to this in the future but since there is major risk involved, I am hesitant to put more money towards this fun entertainment project. Thanks for reading and i will try to answer most questions. [link] [comments] |
| Why should the market go back to 4800 versus why should the market go to 3800 and below Posted: 27 Jan 2022 03:06 PM PST Let's make a pros and cons list. Pro = let's get out of this 10% correction and go back to bull market where we slowly set new all time highs week after week Con = 10% correction roughly, what are reasons we are due for another 10% drop and then some? Disclaimer: I'm not going to "trade" or "change my investment" strategy based on any of this. It's just for fun/knowledge transfer/learning new perspectives in the community. A few weeks ago, the market decided a 37x P/E was ok. Then some new data/news came in and consensus changed and now we're hovering at a 25x P/E. Will we head back to the mean of 16x? What will it take for the market to justify a 37x P/E again? What's stopping us from heading to a 20x P/E? https://www.multpl.com/s-p-500-pe-ratio List anything you can think of. Cons:
Pros:
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| Posted: 27 Jan 2022 09:56 AM PST The top ones seem like thinly veiled MF-vetted articles. But I'd like to see as close to neutral reviews of them as possible, warts and all, if anyone has advice, even comparing them to other services. This one was close, but the writer has written for MF before. MF seems to have a very savvy online team, and I've subscribed in the past to their Stock Advisor Canada list which was heavy on pot stocks and spammy emails, so decided to not renew, LOL. I am willing to subscribe to regular U.S. Stock Advisor and think my bad experience with the Canadian may be colouring my opininion. They make extraordinary claims about their returns, and they have a large subscriber base, so they must be considered. I'm trying to do more buy and hold and a clearinghouse of recommendations to start from would be something to consider as paralysis by analysis is one of my fatal flaws. [link] [comments] |
| Thoughts on Robinhood HOOD Earnings Release Thursday Posted: 26 Jan 2022 09:53 AM PST With current volatility, even with HOOD down around 90% from its highs, I'm thinking it could drop even further with poor or even mixed results. Could be an options play with Friday 1/28 expirations....... Everything I read suggests Robinhood continues to lose accounts by the boatload, crypto is crashing. Trading volume up considerably recently, but that is no help for the prior quarter being reported...... And the Fed meeting today and tomorrow could also weigh on equities in general going into the end of the week, as well as traders not wanting to be long over the weekend..... Might be worth considering an options trade with Friday expiration....... [link] [comments] |
| VFIAX vs VOO, Why Not Identical Performance between MF and ETF? I own both. Posted: 26 Jan 2022 09:09 PM PST VFIAX was down -.15% today. VOO was down -.23% today. I've been using VOO only because Schwab charges me $75 per transaction. I thought these securities had identical performance with the same 510 company holding and identical weighting? Can someone please explain the delta between the two? Does this have something to do with price spread? Is this something that smooths out over time and days like today where their is a difference in performance is not the norm? I want to make sure that VOO is not more volatile just because it is traded throughout the day and not settled at close like MF's. Thank you. [link] [comments] |
| Posted: 26 Jan 2022 11:59 AM PST I live in a coastal town where homes are exorbitant, between 500k and 2 mil. However, there are a few pieces of land that I could afford. I'm wondering if this would be a good investment strategy. My friend and I have talked about investing in a larger lot together. Our hope is to build a home and potentially add a small short term rental for the summers when people are vacationing. Any advice in this arena is so appreciated—I've been wanting to dip into real estate for a while and hoping this might be my chance to start! Thanks [link] [comments] |
| Where should I put end of the year bonus (25k) Posted: 27 Jan 2022 12:34 AM PST I received a 25k year end bonus from work and wanted to try something a bit different, outside the box, of how I normally invest. I use a financial advisor and have been doing so for years. Doing just fine to point where I have the opportunity to take long shots like this. I wanted to get an idea of what some random people on reddit would do if they had 25k to invest in whatever right now. Should I put it into index funds, reits, mutual funds, crypto? I do want it to be longterm 2 years minimum. I know I'm going to get some crazy responses so I please ask you all to at least explain your reasoning on why you think it's the best option to do xyz. Edit: 5 years minimum, but if it's going good I'd keep it for 20 years if it's giving out good dividends. Leaning towards vtsax for more long term but it needs to dip more. Same with qqq and voo and vti, all those are still mountains. If they dip another 20 percent then I'm going in. Will know by March. Not trying to buy into multiple stuff. Trying to keep it simple (one or two max). I live in a high cost of living area and rotate from east and west coast so I won't be buying any real estate anytime soon. Waiting for the housing market to crash so until then it's more cost efficient to rent. 10 years ago you could put down 25k on a decent property and have no pmi insurance. Today you need at least 100k for the same property. I won't buy in the ghetto. [link] [comments] |
| Transferring and reinvesting shares from Blackrock to Fidelity account tax question. Posted: 26 Jan 2022 03:45 PM PST I have a few thousand dollars worth of shares in a BlackRock mutual fund that I'm looking to tranfer to my equally small Fidelity brokerage account. The reason would be to consolidate the investments into one account and hopefully reinvest the value into something more in line with my goals. As in sell the shares of the mutual fund and buy an s&p 500 tracking index fund. What would be the best way to do this? Would I have to take the tax hit for the capital gains when I sell the mutual fund shares? [link] [comments] |
| Thoughts on the vanguard ETF VYM Posted: 26 Jan 2022 10:13 AM PST You always see a lot of the vanguard funds being talked about being being VOO or VTI. Occasionally VOOV or VOOG. I am not too familiar with the index fund investing situation but I did find the VYM ETF.. The high dividend yield sounds good in theory and the price point seems more accessible to me. Im a lurker on this sub, r/stocks and all the associated subreddits etc… but I have not once seen somebody bring up VYM, which I find curious. It seems to have quite low volatility comparatively which is a point in its favor. Expense ratio is .06 and the P/E is 17.99 Seeing if anybody has any thoughts or information on this ETF and if it is worth it. Thanks [link] [comments] |
| Posted: 26 Jan 2022 05:24 PM PST Redditors of r/investing what 10k should i look at next? I am looking for that small cap that has hidden value. The gem that I should be looking at that is undervalued in its sector. What is your opinion on that company? Why should I invest in it? Where do you find value where others do not? I don't have a crystal ball but basically I will be looking for discounted stock in their sector that I think will grow year over year in the next ten years. [link] [comments] |
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