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And something else I think I have said before, and that is that I really don't look at ROI in terms of percentage. I really don't see the point in annualizing out a short term investment. It seems silly to me because you can't guarantee you will do that for the entire year, and if you only do it once it is nothing but something to puff out your chest over that means nothing. I just look at bottom line dollars made. fwiw, ymmv.
Edit: Oh, and I will give you the tax efficiency thing. Biden is gonna rape short term investors.
Edit 2: AMZN Jan 23 $3400 Puts are $440. I think that is an undervalued stock for that far out. But I won't tie up that much margin for that long.
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Isn't a QRDO is a separation of assets likely caused by a divorce proceeding?
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I’m sure on your way to becoming an investing guru, you read the quote, “rich people sell insurance, poor people buy it.” I think it was the rich dad, poor dad guy.
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I’m honestly curious what gives someone who doesn’t do finance all day every day confidence in their own ability to determine what is overvalued and what is undervalued? With millions of people and hundreds of funds buying/selling/holding equities, where does the confidence come from to believe one is on the smart side of any given trade? Whatever I’m buying, someone is happily selling. Whatever I’m selling, someone is happy to be buying. With the (illegal) exception of insider actionable knowledge, I feel like millions of people have already heard any good gouge I might stumble on and that info is likely already baked in. Am I selling myself short, so to speak?
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I’m honestly curious what gives someone who doesn’t do finance all day every day confidence in their own ability to determine what is overvalued and what is undervalued? With millions of people and hundreds of funds buying/selling/holding equities, where does the confidence come from to believe one is on the smart side of any given trade? Whatever I’m buying, someone is happily selling. Whatever I’m selling, someone is happy to be buying. With the (illegal) exception of insider actionable knowledge, I feel like millions of people have already heard any good gouge I might stumble on and that info is likely already baked in. Am I selling myself short, so to speak?
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