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re: What are your trading strategies?
Posted on 5/18/16 at 5:29 pm to bayoubengals88
Posted on 5/18/16 at 5:29 pm to bayoubengals88
What vehicle are folks trading in?
The reason I'm asking is - My sense is that it's smart to limit the number of positions in a Roth due to the contribution limit. Ie. If you have 10 holdings in your Roth, and want to increase your holdings in any real way annually, $5,500 per year won't really allow you to do so. Up to this point, my only investment vehicle is my Roth. (26 years, only been investing for 3 years)
I'm self employed and am considering opening a SEP or simply a cash account in order to start doing some real damage in terms of accumulating significant positions. Leaning towards a SEP because of the tax advantage and I don't already have a 401k through work.
Any reason a cash account would be more advantageous than a SEP? Feel free to shoot down anything I said above.
The reason I'm asking is - My sense is that it's smart to limit the number of positions in a Roth due to the contribution limit. Ie. If you have 10 holdings in your Roth, and want to increase your holdings in any real way annually, $5,500 per year won't really allow you to do so. Up to this point, my only investment vehicle is my Roth. (26 years, only been investing for 3 years)
I'm self employed and am considering opening a SEP or simply a cash account in order to start doing some real damage in terms of accumulating significant positions. Leaning towards a SEP because of the tax advantage and I don't already have a 401k through work.
Any reason a cash account would be more advantageous than a SEP? Feel free to shoot down anything I said above.
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