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Is FOMO (Fear Of Missing Out) an investor's nightmare?
2 Answers1 week agoIf Yahoo is going under does that mean its stock will skyrocket?
like every other company recently?
3 Answers1 week agoFraudsters Bitcoin Investment?
I am posting this as I have been a victim of bitcoin fraud and I'd like to warn other potential investors
Scott Davis who you can find on linkedin and Twitter
The platform he uses fxdreamtrade
The scam is cultivated that you invest an amount. The amount grows in a week and then a fee is requested to release your profits. Further to this he will ask you to deposit further amounts with BS excuses like maintenance fees. Do not fall for this fraudsters scam
1 Answer1 week agowhy is the news seeming to be very vague or even withholding the real reason that Bitcoin crashed 15 percent lately?
it was due to Turkey deciding to ban crypto currency transactions AND China announcing a Yuan crypto currency and they are fearing that if China does their own digital currency than that means the US will probably follow suit?
4 Answers1 week agoBrokers with Intl funds to sell claim foreign stocks will hold up when Wall St crashes. Name funds that dont crash right along with the U.S ?
Every chart I look at, including foreign ETFs and mutual funds, generally track the U.S. S&P. Some can keep up with the S&P but most underperform it, especially if they pay a dividend. Either way, the general shape of their trend line matches the U.S., and if you look at the crash of 2008-09 or 2020, if the U.S. crashes, everybody crashes. Should I just forget the snake oil salesman trying to get me to pay a high upfront load to get in on his foreign stocks, or can you name a foreign fund that held up when the U.S. market tanked, like in 2020? (clearly outperforming). It's like finding a needle in a haystack when it's not clear that the needle even exists. I use fund screeners and most funds show such similar performance, they could get rid of most of them and they wouldn't be missed. Everybody and their little brother wants to start a fund just to sell it to 'clients' and collect fees. Most can't even match the S&P 500 index.
1 week agoCan you invest 5 euros in stock while in covid?
1 Answer1 week agoWould it be a good idea to invest in stock whilst in covid?
3 Answers1 week agoWhat to do if Trezor Bitcoin transaction has been unconfirmed for a while?
So I went to transfer a small amount of Bitcoin from my Segwit account to the Native Segwit account in my Trezor wallet, just to consolidate things, and pay lower fees in the future. I chose a low transaction fee due to this, maybe too low. After a couple of days the transaction is still "Unconfirmed". What should I do? Will it eventually go through, or go back to the sending wallet? I cannot increase the fee to bump the speed according to my Trezor. Right now, I'm STUCK. I wish it would just do something, but right now I have no options (?).
Any information/help would be great
Thanks
1 week agoDo you think Robinhood is worth using for investing?
Looks like they had a history of controversies. The January 2021 GameStop Short Squeeze for example was a big one. The March 2021 outages and recently the restriction of trading Dogecoin. Should I trust Robinhood or should I try something else
6 Answers1 week ago