Apple is not a staple. Regardless if you're actually looking to invest not gamble you're better off sticking with blended ETFs. Owning individual stocks is just going to cost you money longterm. Most professional fund managers can't outpick the market. You're certainly not going to be able to.

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which they sue republican to get them to release snap fund. Then taco decide to go to appeal court and defy lower court order. You cant spin blame away and sanewashing when he openly brag about defying court order to release snap fund multiple time.

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First step, sell everything that isn't a large index fund. Second step, put everything into a large index fund. Final step, delete your reddit account and never come back to any sub like this. Never try to day trade again. It's just gambling unless you cheat via having insider info or manipulate the market, which you aren't important enough to have or smart enough to do.

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Government is going to open this weekend and Michael Burry is going to make his lame ass hedge fund go under. “Give me my money back, you motherfucker”

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Kids this is why you always make sure to fund your retirement accounts before “investing”, so at least someone at Bank of America can make you money while you do the opposite

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Just get an index fund. Stop trying to pick the winners - nobody can. Watch the jack bogle vanguard videos. 

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You could have doubled this money by just putting it in an index fund lol. but good for you for \*checks notes\* tripling down with bad plays. Jolly good try mate.

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All I’m going to say is whenever I get paid and my retirement fund broker auto buys the S&P for me it’s always at ATH or right on its ass S&P to 6900 in 2 weeks

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Why did I full port 0 DTE SPY puts I blew the wedding fund, my fiancée will fuckin kill me

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According to the FT source, 70 percent of the O’Connor fund with exposure to First Brands is expected to be monetized by year-end. In addition, a «High Grade» invoice finance fund that had no exposure to First Brands will also be liquidated. The total assets of this fund, amounting to around $600 million, are to be liquidated by the end of the year. In the financial industry, concerns about corporate financing, insolvencies, and bad debt have been increasing. Since many of these debts are securitized in various financial instruments, the effects can be far-reaching. https://www.finews.com/news/english-news/70057-ubs-o-connor-frist-brands-fonds-liquidation-swiss-banking-finance-place-2 the interesting piece is why the second "high-grade" fund that had no exposure to first brands is being liquidated. "high-grade" is basically supposed to mean there shouldn't be losses for the fund. it might be because investors aren't so confident in the "high-grade" rating and were spooked into asking for their money back

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