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post 1503653021 05-05-2017, 05:27 PM
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Originally Posted By Hadtodoit
If the OP could somehow offer me a real guarantee, I'd be in. Doubt any safe feeling guarantee could actually be written though.



If I were Luc1fer, my answer would be that sometimes admiral shares via Vanguard actually have a lower expense ration than ETFs.

See VTSAX and VTIAX, unless they recently changed, one of them (forget which) had a slightly better ER than VTI and VXUS, which are the ETF equivalents.
Neither of those funds are cheaper. I've actually never seen a vanguard fund (ex-institutional class) that is cheaper than an ETF from an ER perspective. They are usually the same. Also, you're required to make larger investments though, so it's not as easy to sort of isolate factor exposures using a few funds cheaply like you could w/ an ETF. You'd need much deeper pockets.

I wouldn't recommend an active fund for most cases, but it depends on what you're investing in. I wouldn't recommend an active manager ever for a large cap domestic strategy, I'd be unlikely to recommend active for any domestic strategy, but you can certainly make a sound argument for it in small cap and style corhorts of the market. There is definitely room for active management in the bond market. There is definitely room for active in EM equities and debt.
Originally Posted By WelshAutist
I combine as much information as I can but ultimately I make the decision with my head.

As someone who sits patiently and meticulously follow the bottoming out of stocks, I have a keen interest on moving averages, bollinger bands, year high vs low, but at the same time I deeply read into report announcements, look at ex-div dates, understand P/E ratios and EPS and combined with broker forecasts and trades by volume, I have a lot of information to see when the "bottom" is stagnating and the potential I can get from a stock.

That's how I choose my entry and exit points. It sounds like a lot of effort, and in a way it is. But I am only doing this for maybe 8 stocks a year so it's not too bad.

This is how I pick 100% of 'winners'
wtf is your obsession w/ex-div dates. plz enlighten me?
post 1503979611 05-08-2017, 04:37 PM
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Originally Posted By ctownballer04
wtf is your obsession w/ex-div dates. plz enlighten me?
Let me explain, using my prize possession that is, EasyJet:




For a long time, EZJ was hovering around the 1000 mark, fluctuating from 975 to 1025. This continued for a significant period until ex div date on 23rd February 2017 came along.

Here EZJ bottomed out at 914.50 due to the dividend being paid out to those who held.

OP did not hold. Instead... OP decided to buy at close of play missing that particular dividend.

Why isn't he worried you ask? Well, look at the chart...

The stock has risen to a ridiculous level since OP bought the bottom. OP will be eligible to the next dividend in 6 months time. OP makes woke money medium-term investing EZJ and picking up dividends at MUCH HIGHER price value than he bought into!
post 1503979701 05-08-2017, 04:38 PM
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Is he stupid? He could just put that in an S&P 500 fund or the FTSE 250 and make more than that without your pleb ass
post 1503989851 05-08-2017, 06:21 PM
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Originally Posted By WelshAutist
Pics of ISA

Pics of BMW outside KFC

Pics of everything I post

Okay.jpeg



You sure "I don't believe you" doesn't mean "I am a salty hater"
Pics of watch.........errrh eheeem Lewis hamilton's watch
post 1503990871 05-08-2017, 06:29 PM
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Jesus christ the either bad trolling or total delusion continues

Op pls go.
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post 1504028421 05-09-2017, 01:26 AM
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Originally Posted By terrysorange
Is he stupid? He could just put that in an S&P 500 fund or the FTSE 250 and make more than that without your pleb ass
But who was annual charges?

Who was broker fee?

Who was risk of market crash?

Etc

With myself, regardless of markets, I am giving him 5% fee-free...
post 1504152881 05-10-2017, 01:11 AM
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Added RPC Group at ~789 to my portfolio

Wanted to buy Drax at 305 but missed out due to insufficient free funds. Will re-contact Dentist on my lunch break because he's gone NC
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thought stock guys dont tell other people what stocks they invest in. **** is this **** OP
post 1504153181 05-10-2017, 01:17 AM
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Originally Posted By gary69
thought stock guys dont tell other people what stocks they invest in. **** is this **** OP
That's because they don't back themselves 100% in their choices and are worried about Misc call outs.

I am the kingpin of West Baltimore, I fear nobody -If you come for the King; you better not miss...
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he can litterally earn more buying s &p market fund
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Why would he risk giving his money to a novice for a measly 5% return when he could make more than that on any index fund?
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Originally Posted By gary69
thought stock guys dont tell other people what stocks they invest in. **** is this **** OP
They do if they are delusional imbeciles who throw darts at a board and need you to prop the price up re pump and dump brb every fukkin bitcoin thread on here
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post 1504156171 05-10-2017, 02:37 AM
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all U need to make money is non farm payroll news, interest rate on currencies, and basic knowledge of MT4
would rate/ 10

passing out is an option, quitting is not
post 1504162871 05-10-2017, 05:35 AM
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Originally Posted By lolwhatthefuk
he can litterally earn more buying s &p market fund
Originally Posted By F23
Why would he risk giving his money to a novice for a measly 5% return when he could make more than that on any index fund?
Please can you noobs read post 157 become commenting?

Also, maybe I don't have the million dollar backing yet, maybe I don't have the experience of the NBA, maybe I haven't done anything more than a couple of college ball internships... but do you know who was once in my situation before he signed a $70 million dollar per year contract and became P4P the best player possibly ever?

LeBron mother fussin' James!
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Originally Posted By Lawlstud
You have 5k total in investments and you're asking someone for 30,000 for 5% fixed return?

What in the fuk, strong trying to hustle your fukin cot damn dentist.
this x 10000000%

OP really is autistic.

My portfolio moves by $5k on the daily lol
post 1504164381 05-10-2017, 06:01 AM
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Originally Posted By WelshAutist
Please can you noobs read post 157 become commenting?

Also, maybe I don't have the million dollar backing yet, maybe I don't have the experience of the NBA, maybe I haven't done anything more than a couple of college ball internships... but do you know who was once in my situation before he signed a $70 million dollar per year contract and became P4P the best player possibly ever?

LeBron mother fussin' James!
You're such a pathetic troll it's like you are not even trying
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post 1504164571 05-10-2017, 06:04 AM
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Originally Posted By Gizzyhardcore
this x 10000000%

OP really is autistic.

My portfolio moves by $5k on the daily lol
Screenshot of even 1 stock that's made 21.5%?
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Originally Posted By notdustofsnow
like, if he wants a fund manager, most fund managers don't shoot their clients in the foot once they get 5% ROI

if he were smart he'd ask to see your results over a 3, 5, 10 yr period.
What if I've only started making goat percentages over the past 1-12 months though?

When I've been investing 5, 10 years, I will be close to retirement money and it will be too late for him to get in!
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Originally Posted By Lawlstud
You have 5k total in investments and you're asking someone for 30,000 for 5% fixed return?

What in the fuk, strong trying to hustle your fukin cot damn dentist.
Strong this.

Edit:this guy is a weak troll what a retarded *******
post 1504375591 05-11-2017, 01:09 AM
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Originally Posted By djc2219
Strong this.

Edit:this guy is a weak troll what a retarded *******
Legit don't understand why I'm being called a troll?

If someone can make 10% on 5K including broker fees and stamp duty... just imagine how easy making 10% on 30K would be...
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Originally Posted By WelshAutist
Legit don't understand why I'm being called a troll?

If someone can make 10% on 5K including broker fees and stamp duty... just imagine how easy making 10% on 30K would be...
Doesn't exactly work like that, but it's good you back yourself, but your dentist doesn't, then that's ok as well. You're not a pro so of course he won't just give a random guy 30k
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Just cashed out Mediclinic at 25% return

Dentist brah messaged me saying "Fuarkkkk my 24K would have been worth £30,000 with how confident you were in that"

Fund is going well at over 4% in less than 2 months and took a quick 5% profit on RPC Group.

Hikma has taken a massive tumble recently pending FDA approval so the 7%ish I was up, would currently be about -10% down. But I cashed out at 3% positive and I'm looking to buy in big at the bottom again
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Originally Posted By hoganrulz
Doesn't exactly work like that, but it's good you back yourself, but your dentist doesn't, then that's ok as well. You're not a pro so of course he won't just give a random guy 30k
Read above and you'll see he regrets it hard!

Fund is the only real thing I'm holding anymore
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I call strong fraud because you are from the UK and go to the dentist
I got this
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Originally Posted By WelshAutist
Floyd Mayweather made $25,000 in his first professional fight

The same man made $250,000,000 in his fight against Manny Pacquiao



It's not about how much you start with; it's about the skill you consistently exemplify throughout your career.
wait Pac was his second fight? thats right it wasn't you artard
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Originally Posted By BigChief3000
wait Pac was his second fight? thats right it wasn't you artard
Strong comprehension skills.

It was a simile that if you are GOAT, then you are goat. It doesn't matter if it's your first or last fight.

But I wouldn't expect anything less from a Spurs fan...
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