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congrats! let us know BEFORE it goes up next timeBought a bunch of GWPH on advisors recommendation last week. Up 47% this morning!
congrats! let us know BEFORE it goes up next timeBought a bunch of GWPH on advisors recommendation last week. Up 47% this morning!
Don't forget, when bonds were paying 8% inflation was even higher. It's better now.Perhaps. But I took everything out of the market when I retired in 2015. I would have been far better off had I left everything in the S&P index fund. No regrets.
What sucks is there is no safe option like my mother and grandmother had. They were able to buy bonds making 8+%. I have a former coworker who put $10k in bonds in the late 70s/early 80s for each of their kids college fund. Kids graduated in the late 90s and they didn't have to pay a dime out of pocket for their kids college education.
These low rates are great for those refinancing. They suck for retirees.
Don't forget, when bonds were paying 8% inflation was even higher. It's better now.
If you bought the right bonds, they kept paying. And inflation affecting retirees is over inflated, for lack of a better word.
That's exactly right, but at the time that investment was made, inflation was much higher, so in real terms the yield on that bond was much less although I would imagine more than real yields are today.
Obviously, in hindsight it was a great investment in today's environment of ultra low interest rate and inflation. To say nothing of the capital appreciation if you wanted the liquidity.......which you could then invest in GameStop
Using my grandmother as an example, she owned the house, drove the same car for 20 years, never traveled ... I don't see how inflation affected her outside of utilities and food purchases.
Does it have much growth potential? I’m new to stocks and thus want to start low just to learn a little bit. But the advice/info on here is great guys, really appreciate it!$Hbar
i see the mutual fund HBARX come up$Hbar
I think HBAR, LINK and ADA will lead level two development. Though a name brand, I'm bearish ETH longterm. It's in no mans land...not a store of value and not really scalable like it needs to be.$Hbar
Does it have much growth potential? I’m new to stocks and thus want to start low just to learn a little bit. But the advice/info on here is great guys, really appreciate it!
Coinbase to get startedwhat platform are you guys using to trade crypto?
I think it’s just the beginning as it’s not on coinbase, binance, etc. yet. In it for a small long term play. YouTube has a bunch of videos on all different coins, platforms, etc. for advice and predictions.Does it have much growth potential? I’m new to stocks and thus want to start low just to learn a little bit. But the advice/info on here is great guys, really appreciate it!
Same, although I hate Coinbase’s fees. When you fund account there’s a 1.5% fee, painful when it’s larger amounts. Certain cryptos aren’t supported too so you may need several platforms.what platform are you guys using to trade crypto?
Perhaps. But I took everything out of the market when I retired in 2015. I would have been far better off had I left everything in the S&P index fund. No regrets.
What sucks is there is no safe option like my mother and grandmother had. They were able to buy bonds making 8+%. I have a former coworker who put $10k in bonds in the late 70s/early 80s for each of their kids college fund. Kids graduated in the late 90s and they didn't have to pay a dime out of pocket for their kids college education.
These low rates are great for those refinancing. They suck for retirees.
PYPL crushed their earnings tonight! MELI’s earnings next week should be mind blowing!
=====..... Payment processing is going to keep changing. The last generation that used checks is nearly gone. Covid sped up the vendor side implementation of tap to pay, which helps Apple and Google. Apple now has a credit card of sorts.
I use gemini, I’ve had it for years so may be better options now. Never sold anything , honestly don’t even remember what the fees arewhat platform are you guys using to trade crypto?
Anyone in on this?
HUMBL Completes Merger with Tesoro Enterprises, Inc.; Sells Warrants with Provision for $50 Million In Funding
Tesoro Enterprises, Inc. HUMBL®San Diego, California, Dec. 09, 2020 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Tesoro Enterprises, Inc. (OTCMKT: TSNP) announced today that its merger with HUMBL, LLC is complete, and the company is now a registered Delaware corporation. Additional amendments are now being filed with...finance.yahoo.com