top buys this week at free trade
very similar to last week
top buys this week at free trade
very similar to last week
Vanguard funds are expensive but still very popular.
Good evening -
As usual, we selected the best articles published in the past few days :
Portfolio Construction:
Larry Swedroe: Should Investors Be 100% in Equities?
Which bonds prove as the best portfolio diversifier?
Top 10 Things About Building a Diversified Portfolio
Hedging inflation risk is harder than it looks
ETFs
Cheapest UCITS Small Cap ETF: Invesco cuts fees on four ETFs
Are Index Funds Propping Up the Stock Market?
iMGP DBi Managed Futures Strategy ETF Update with Andrew Beer
Active Investing
The AI Bubble Thesis
Why Are U.S. Stocks So Expensive
An Anglo-Italian company says it has cracked Bitcoin
Wealth & Lifestyle
Fidelity International: A Golden Retriever-Friendly Platform
InvestEngine – Decent Choice, For Beginners.
How new-age brokers won against Fidelity & Schwab
Who are the World’s Richest People in Finance?
Map of Global Happiness By Country in 2024
A Family Journey From Debt to Early Retirement in a Decade
Happy Easter from all of us!
Francesca from BoW Team
Buy the dip, buy the dip
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While many retail investors have been focused on AI, Mr. Buffett has consistently been buying Occidental Petroleum under $60. I’m not saying he’s right (although I think he is), but I’m just reflecting on the paths he takes to consistently outperform over time.
Isn’t that just a pull back from the rally at the new tax year.
I’m hoping so.
It’s just painful to look at all the red
What with Ben’s Creek going sub 1p and then Tesla
@BlueSonic is it fair to say that trading options is a bit of a rollercoaster? How long have you been doing it?
I love rollercoasters , they go down really fast
trading options on and off for about 2 years now,
I shoulda just stuck to ETF investments
maybe FT will bring options to its platform
Meanwhile,
It’s worth adding further context to that, he stated two rates might be needed in comparison to Powell suggesting three, merely a difference of opinion as you’d expect in those meetings
Minneapolis Federal Reserve Bank President Neel Kashkari said on Thursday that at the U.S. central bank’s meeting last month he penciled in two interest rate cuts this year but if inflation continues to stall, none may be required by year end.
And now we have more US jobs being added than expected
They are never lowering rates
We need people to loose their jobs and be out of work. That was the entire plan.
And within 30 mins of US open, portfolio up over 7%
Can never ever predict his the market will react
Good evening -
A bit later than usual, we selected the best articles published in the past few days :
Portfolio Construction:
What will it take for small caps to outperform?
Return stacking as a strategy
Michael Green on 'Broken Markets
ETFs:
ETF Selection: How to sift through the ETF supermarket
Invesco doubles securities lending limit across over 50 ETFs
Brokers:
Interactive Brokers Fixed vs Tiered Plan – Which Is The Best For ETFs?
Factor & Active Investing:
HML Compounder: Value, Momentum, Trend and Leverage
A list of the highest earning hedge fund managers of 2023
Global Private Equity Report 2024 (Bain & Company)
Wealth & Lifestyle:
What Global Withdrawal Rates Teach Us About Ideal Retirement Portfolios
Legendary Actor Scott Glenn — How to Be Super Fit at 85
Wheels to Waves: Bikepacking Lombok Island
Bikepacking The Scottish Highlands: South Highland Trail 550
Skiing Mount Etna, Europe’s tallest and most active volcano
Have a great evening!
Francesca from BoW Team