On Friday, December 1, 2023 at 2:05:05 AM UTC-8, Scream wrote:
On Thursday, November 30, 2023 at 3:20:17 PM UTC-8, uncle_vito wrote:SharkNinja. SN.
You Jag Offs stop talking about crap off topic and clean up in the market. >>> I am backing up the truck.You won something that needs a truck?
😎
New Year.
Bought ZCN-T (Canadian index ETF) for my TFSA
Bought EFA-N (EAFE index ETF) for my regular investment account
Good on you. I just got back from a 11 day cruise on the south
caribbean from Barbado thru the Panama Canal. Luckily no Houti
drones.
Alan Bowler wrote:
New Year.
Bought ZCN-T (Canadian index ETF) for my TFSA
Bought EFA-N (EAFE index ETF) for my regular investment account
January 2024 saw some S&P 500 ETF investment and another lump sum in
to an iShares Core MSCI World ETF.
Seems MISC.INVEST.STOCKS is dying.
Is there another site dedicated to Investment STOCKS ?
Ideas?
In article <ba605adb-820d-4804-b365-
ce8b651cdd18n@googlegroups.com>, rampworm@gmail.com says...
Seems MISC.INVEST.STOCKS is dying.
Is there another site dedicated to Investment STOCKS ?
On Usenet? I don't know. But the Bogleheads forum seems to be
quite popular.
https://www.bogleheads.org/forum/index.php
Ideas?
What do you want to discuss? MSFT & AAPL? Emerging markets?
ETF's for retirement?
Have your say and see who replies...
Stephen O'Connell <stephenoconnell@usenet.ie> wrote:
In article <ba605adb-820d-4804-b365-
ce8b651cdd18n@googlegroups.com>, rampworm@gmail.com says...
Seems MISC.INVEST.STOCKS is dying.
Is there another site dedicated to Investment STOCKS ?
On Usenet? I don't know. But the Bogleheads forum seems to be
quite popular.
https://www.bogleheads.org/forum/index.php
Bogle says buy VOO etf and let it ride. What else is
there to talk about?
My grandson follows things on Reddit.
I don't think I have ever seen anything more than
"bought XXX today", or something about Von Neuman
game theory on this news group.
Ideas?
What do you want to discuss? MSFT & AAPL? Emerging markets?
ETF's for retirement?
Have your say and see who replies...
Ditto, suggest something interesting and non-trivial.
Bogle says buy VOO etf and let it ride. What else is
there to talk about?
I don't think I have ever seen anything more than
"bought XXX today",
How long do we think the big tech stocks can carry on performing
for? (NVDA/AAPL/MSFT/GOOG etc.) Is the bubble going to burst and
throw all of the traditional investing advice out of the
window?!
Bitcoin ETF's, good idea or bad idea? (IBIT/FBTC etc.)
Stephen O'Connell <stephenoconnell@usenet.ie> wrote:
How long do we think the big tech stocks can carry on performing
for? (NVDA/AAPL/MSFT/GOOG etc.) Is the bubble going to burst and
throw all of the traditional investing advice out of the
window?!
Investing advice says nothing about the ultimate reach of GTP.
While my experiments with GPT3, Gemini (BARD), and Perplexity
were impressive, they really don't write good code, and seem
too evasive on difficult questions. It seems to me that
these stocks are priced as if AI has already been achieved.
Bitcoin ETF's, good idea or bad idea? (IBIT/FBTC etc.)
I have never paid attention to Bitcoin.
I have come to think that the market has been running on
autopilot for many years now. I think that about half
of all stock value is held by index funds, and the
relentless demand for shares is unlike anything we
have seen before.
Bitcoin ETF's, good idea or bad idea? (IBIT/FBTC etc.)
In article <uoecc8$3847o$1@dont-email.me>, blueshirt@indigo.news
says...
Alan Bowler wrote:
New Year.
Bought ZCN-T (Canadian index ETF) for my TFSA
Bought EFA-N (EAFE index ETF) for my regular investment
account
January 2024 saw some S&P 500 ETF investment and another lump
sum in to an iShares Core MSCI World ETF.
Whilst on the subject of ETF's, why are so many ETF's in Europe
domiciled in Ireland when the Irish government - with it's
taxation policy on ETF's - makes ETF's undesirable for Irish
people to actually invest in them?
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