This is great advice. Or if you really want to start playing, keep a small Robin Hood or other account with absolutely only what you are ready to lose. The likelihood of beating a low-cost ETF like Vanguard in the long-run are pretty small but the risk is a heck of a lot higher.
Fidelity or Vanguard index fund.
or anything Cathie Wood touches
I started by buying what I thought were safe investments that didn't have a lot of volatility such as T, Coca Cola, other companies that have a long stable track record and give dividends. I then added a decent amount of metal stocks and mining companies for stability as a hedge.
Yeah I've found that when she starts talking, the market moves.
can't wait to see her space etf
50,000 of them, right?
That's what I don't get. These billionaires and big banks, can make a statement or write an article about a stock, and that can drastically change the price of the stock. They can also at the same time buy or sell millions of shares. All that's ok, but retail investors driving Tesla's stock or GME, in this case, is not good and should be investigated
I understand that, but the way they're attacking Robinhood investors or the average citizens as if they have no influence. I mean after 2008 you'd think they and the Feds would keep it mum
