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I think I should buy one share of each one that is splitting.
re: Using a Roth as a trading account..
Posted by dyerbro on 4/3/26 at 6:05 am to bonstonker
I like the sound of this
5 percent a week seems unrealistic?
How do I do this?
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Starting with $8600 in a roth ira simply make 1 trade per week as soon as it hits 5% profit sell.
Then repeat the next week for a total of 156 consecutive trades(3 years) and you will be worth $17,379,172.99.
Yes I trade mine and I've got stinky pinks in there so don't follow my advice.
5 percent a week seems unrealistic?
How do I do this?
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Seems like a good buy at $60
I think SNPE is about $60. I put a order in for buy two shares for 3/11/26 for SNPE.
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Well, I have 50k sitting in a MMA and would like to transfer it to something that makes more money
MMA meaning money market account.
re: VZ Verizon stock purchase
Posted by dyerbro on 2/1/26 at 5:47 am to HogPharmer
Update
Verizon (VZ) had a strong week, jumping about 12%
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uld love to load the boat on cls if it dips any further
I had to look up CLS and looks like it's in Canada?
I looked up the company and pays no dividend.
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Would something like a total stock market index fund or s&p500 index be too volatile for her situation?
If it was my 60k and 60k is my total savings then I would be reluctant to invest 60k this week in VOO. The reason I would be reluctant is that I don't like buying at the high. I think VOO is at all time high.
So
I would get the 300 dollar bonus, invest in the SPAXX then buy one share a month in VOO.
Something like that. I think they call it dollar cost averaging.
re: Need help with mom's finances + potential financial advisor issue
Posted by dyerbro on 1/19/26 at 10:27 am to AaronDeTiger
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Put it in a Fidelity brokerage account. They'll hold the funds in SPAXX making 3.4%
I think etrade offers a deposit bonus of approximately 300 dollars for a 60k deposit but funds must be held in account for a year.
With the SPAXX and
That 300 dollars bonus this is going to get you closer to that 5% return you wanted.
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call your shot(s); winners for 2026
VZ
verizon
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Does anyone here use the retirement planning tool Boldin?
I never hear of boldin. I shall google boldin
re: Thoughts on this tweet from the US Treasury?
Posted by dyerbro on 12/6/25 at 9:04 am to Street Hawk
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Thoughts on this tweet from the US Treasury?
I have bought a three month t bill through charles schwab brokerage.
I like buying those t bills through charles schwab brokerage.
I also like the stock slices where I can buy five dollars worth.of stock in a company.
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Some BITX is bought and sold same day, and some in days, weeks, or worst case months.
Ok got your answer same day, days, weeks and months.
It's not a buy and hold long term.
BITX is something you have to "look at" often.
I think this is a bad situation.
I hope the best for your family.
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My dad refuses to admit he's losing it
I hope the best for your family.
So you buy SOME BITX.
How long does you hold BITX before you sell?
How long does you hold BITX before you sell?
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I've made a lot of money incrementally buying BITX during pullbacks and incrementally selling on recoveries. My trading strategy especially takes advantage of Bitcoin panic buying and panic selling that creates high amplitude price swings
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Not to toot my own horn here but POWL was $158 here and is at $400 today. Damn near picked the bottom with this post.
Excellent.
Post more.
re: I see lots of you here mentioning QQQ and VOO as “set it and forget it” funds, but what…
Posted by dyerbro on 10/25/25 at 11:30 am to auwaterfowler
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I’m ok with a portion of my portfolio costing me 0.63% for a product that has averaged 12.86% annually since 1967.
12 . 86 % is interesting, persuasive, and powerful
Is their any downside risk?
I am afraid of buying at the top , then VOO drops 50 percent.
The recovery time to get back to even is 6 or 7 years maybe.
I may look into dollar cost average strategy.
re: VZ Verizon stock purchase
Posted by dyerbro on 10/25/25 at 6:05 am to GrapevineTigah
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folks like me are looking to replace some of that with stocks like VZ, T, EPD CPQ, hoping that they will act like a solid bond
I will add EPD and CPQ to my watch list.
re: VZ Verizon stock purchase
Posted by dyerbro on 10/24/25 at 8:20 pm to HogPharmer
?? Why I Chose to Invest in VZ (Verizon Communications Inc.)
In a market where many companies are trading near all-time highs, I find myself hesitant to "buy at the top." I prefer a more value-oriented approach, seeking opportunities where the price reflects a margin of safety. Verizon (VZ) has been on my watchlist for over a year, and its recent dip below $40 per share caught my attention. To me, this represents a compelling entry point — I believe in "buying the dip" when a company meets my fundamental standards.
VZ also appeals to me as a relatively defensive asset. In uncertain economic conditions, I value stability and consistent performance, and Verizon’s seems to offer that.
Copilot helped me polish this statement lol
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A whole thread about a sub $400 investment? We are all in anticipation of if you make your $30
lol
I guess it's more about the strategy than the money. I got some good feedback that made me think of some different strategies.
re: VZ Verizon stock purchase
Posted by dyerbro on 10/24/25 at 1:37 pm to lsuconnman
I will add ASTS To my watch list.
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