/biz/ - Business & Finance

Who /VTSAXandCHILL/ here?

>>58771907
Despite her protests, he continued to ravage her, taking pleasure in the power he held over her. It was a feeling he had never experienced before, and he knew that he would never be able to give it up.
As he finished, he looked down at her, panting and sweating. She was just another piece of property, but in that moment, he felt something more. He felt a sense of ownership that went beyond the land and the crops. He owned her, body and soul.
And that's when he realized the true value of ownership. With Vanguard, you too can experience the power and control of owning your own assets. Whether it's a plantation in the South or a portfolio of stocks and bonds, Vanguard gives you the flexibility to achieve financial freedom.
At Vanguard you're more than just an investor, you're an owner. Giving you the flexibility to follow your dreams. That's the Value of Ownership

95% of managers fail to beat the market*

How do they attract smart rich people to put money in their funds when they can simply do index funds passive investing ?

*a bit fuzzy on numbers but the consensus on the matter is that vast majority fails to beat the market.

>>56077283
Despite her protests, he continued to ravage her, taking pleasure in the power he held over her. It was a feeling he had never experienced before, and he knew that he would never be able to give it up.
As he finished, he looked down at her, panting and sweating. She was just another piece of property, but in that moment, he felt something more. He felt a sense of ownership that went beyond the land and the crops. He owned her, body and soul.
And that's when he realized the true value of ownership. With Vanguard, you too can experience the power and control of owning your own assets. Whether it's a plantation in the South or a portfolio of stocks and bonds, Vanguard gives you the flexibility to achieve financial freedom.
At Vanguard you're more than just an investor, you're an owner. Giving you the flexibility to follow your dreams. That's the Value of Ownership

>>54886700
>What's a free money hack for men?

DCA into cheap ETFs. Women lack the curiosity or brainpower to utilise them.

I dont care if banks crash, i have all my money in VTIVX. as soon as i get any cash it goes into that.

>inb4 just buy VTI
>just because VXUS underperformed in the last 20 yrs doesnt mean it will in the next 20
>or maybe it will ?
>ok maybe all in VTI is better

Vanguard Life Equity 60%
or VWRP

or HSBC Balanced portfolio?

I have a roth IRA with Vanguard and want to exchange a portion of my target date funds to something precious metals related. Is that possible?

how long till this shit crashes?

Vanguard chad coming through

I didn't realize the annual cap was lifted and you can still contribute to 2019 Roth IRAs, market in the shitter so it's a good time to buy. What Vanguard funds do you guys have for very long term investment?

VFIAX 500 Index Fund Admiral Shares 0.04%
VSGAX Small-Cap Growth Index Fund Admiral Shares 0.07%
VSMAX Small-Cap Index Fund Admiral Shares 0.05%

I'm split between those three but I'm not sure why besides their low expense ratios.

What's your vanguard portfolio look like? Right now I'm essentially
>10% bnd
>75% vti
>15% vhyax
but I'm thinking of diversifying. mostly looking at foreign markets, emerging markets, and health.

so what's the ultimate boomer chadfolio?

Will these cucks go to zero commission free trading? Have they said what they intend?

I was okay getting jewed two dollars more than other places, not seven though.

Are they going to go to zero commission fees? I know trading isn't their thing but 7 dollars is steep compared to 0.

With rising interest rates my investment in indexed mutual funds continues to out perform the market. Ha. I guess the crypto kids had to learn the hard way.

seriously, is there any good reason not to just investing in S&P500 fund with vanguard?

/biz/ park your crypto for a minute and let's talk index funds. I am currently deciding between Vanguard's VOT and VOO fund.
Looking to invest 10k and 250/month forward. 20-30 hold.
Thoughts, ideas, reccomendations?

I'd like to set up an emergency fund in case I lose my job or something. Most of the articles I read online say to keep 3-6 months of expenses in cash, but I'd like to keep some of that money invested. I hate the idea of having money laying around and losing value to inflation.

At the moment, my evil plan is to keep 3k in cash and put 15k in a taxable Vanguard account (invested in a balanced fund like VTMFX). What stock/bond ratio do you suggest? Do you know about a fund that I should consider?

/biz/, tell me why Vanguard Lifestrategy 60% equity isn't a good place to put the majority of my crypto gains

>inb4 don't sell, buy shitcoin x
I've made a lot of money, now I want to secure it. I'll still hold enough cryptos.

Starting a roth, which fund should i get?

Are they /ourguys/?

Beginner investor looking for advice on my initial financial plan. (I have $3000 in the bank and plan on making $10,000 more by the time I start graduate school in Fall 2018)

Initially I plan on taking $1500 out of the Bank and putting that into Vanguard ETFs (VOOG) on Robinhood. I want to treat this as a savings account, always holding. Then also put in 10% of my earning into the ETFs/mutual funds (eventually) and continue doing so for 20-30 years. I also will begin maxing my 401k each year starting 2021.

I'm looking for a sure way to retire as a millionaire.

are they /ourguys/?

Poorfag here looking to diversify outside of crypto. I did the vanguard questionnaire and found that a growth-based, heavily weighted stock option is best suited for my goals. I've also heard about the stock market being in a bubble and is due for a crash. Should I wait until this happens or am I better off just investing as early as possible? I'm also looking into robinhood but buying stocks at this time seems like it's begging for heavy bags.