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What do you all think? Or GME?
when i was too busy and pre-occupied with work to do trades on my own, i would rely on index funds as they are typically managed by an institution such as fidelity where my retirement savings are kept to stay tax-sheltered. there are baskets of funds to select from, from aggressive growth to international to reit indices. but now, my focus is to cash out that portfolio and convert them to liquidity within ira (also tax-sheltered) and trade on my own. just pick 6.9 growth stocks for the long term, and see them appreciate with time, usually in 6.9-year intervals. for sexample, my recommendation comprises tsla, ilmn, pacb, crsp, sq, aapl, amzn. even if the stock price is high, such as amzn, one can still buy in with lower number of shares and wait for the next split. amzn goes up by 3.369% today by 108 to 3313.69.What are your views on index funds?
Nice planning on your part. Need to study and research more on index funds ETF, thanks for sharing and for your recommendations. Amzn will most likely split again. They done it three times. Last one was way back in 1999.when i was too busy and pre-occupied with work to do trades on my own, i would rely on index funds as they are typically managed by an institution such as fidelity where my retirement savings are kept to stay tax-sheltered. there are baskets of funds to select from, from aggressive growth to international to reit indices. but now, my focus is to cash out that portfolio and convert them to liquidity within ira (also tax-sheltered) and trade on my own. just pick 6.9 growth stocks for the long term, and see them appreciate with time, usually in 6.9-year intervals. for sexample, my recommendation comprises tsla, ilmn, pacb, crsp, sq, aapl, amzn. even if the stock price is high, such as amzn, one can still buy in with lower number of shares and wait for the next split. amzn goes up by 3.369% today by 108 to 3313.69.
shoot down by the moonWhat do you all think? Or GME?