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I’ve been studying them for awhile and they might have a lot of potential but also might just be entirely hype it’s early they just did a merger with another biotech company and are laying employs off is this bad also any thoughts on them overall would be greatly appreciated?
When does this end badly?
I remember 18 months ago when pot stocks were the rage…
I'm looking for individuals who have invested with Oeno group.
I'm working with a group of 12 investors and a reporter to take action against this company, if you are currently invested and struggling to get your money back or wines transferred please drop me a message.
I know this may seem silly (apologies). The vast majority of my investments are put into mutual funds and I have a very small amount of money I buy other stuff with. At the current price of about $350, I was going to buy some Tesla. Is this ridiculous or worth it? What's the general feel for this stock?
If I have over $250,000 already in my employer-sponsored non-taxed retirement accounts, and the investment company goes under, I assume there's no hope for recovery.
Should I make any non-taxed investments through another investment company than the one that my employer uses, to help spread the risk?
Also, has this ever happened in the past, where an investment company goes under and people lose their investments?
So this is my portfolio, I've been investing in mutual funds since almost a year now, I have no reference or external opinion to how is it going, how do I improve, etc because I am very new to the finance and investment world Keep in mind I'm a college student, putting a slice of my pocket into this hence the small amounts. Will appreciate your input!
Hello, Everyone,
Say I have $100,000 sitting in a savings account… Which 4 aggressive long term Mutual Funds and ETFs to chose? (2 Mutual Funds and 2 ETFs)
Start off by adding $25,000 to each of the 4 funds and then add $2,500 each fund every 6 months for the next 25 years…
Which 2 Mutual Funds and 2 ETFs would you choose?
Thanks!
Inherited 20L from a recent ancestral property. Complete newbie to MF/Investment world. What are my options?
Hi, what happens to investment in US as foreign citizen, does anybody know what are laws/ taxes in case of person being deceased. Is there way of avoiding this taxation levy as foreign citizen?
I know the limit for my age is currently $7000 a year. I believe the penalty for putting more than that limit is 6%. So if my investment are significantly larger than 6% is there anything else the government will hit me with? Asking for a friend