/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>58046514

>>55685499

>No thanks. I dont want my money in India...

Okay, then buy VEA ?? just find a developed intl market index ETF to replace VXUS if you dont like emerging markets exposure. There have been decades where international markets have outperformed US markets (see 1999-2009ish), so its worth having exposure.

>I do not understand why bond funds make any sense vs bond. Bond funds have principal risk

I'd be happy to help shed some light, kiddo! An individual bond has concentration risk (i.e. if the company defaults, no return of principal 4 u). Bond funds are generally well diversified across multiple ratings and maturities...and in turn, yields. This allows the average retail investor to have that kind of bond diversification/exposure without needing $1MM+ to achieve the same exposure with individual bonds. Individual bonds trade by the $1000 increments, and to get a better price, you usually want to buy them in $5k lots.

>>49727068
It’s literally over

AND IM FREEEEEEEE! FREEFFAALLLING!

Rate my 401k investment choices:

40% goes to a Large Cap Index Fund
20% goes to a Small Cap Index Fund
20% goes to my company stock fund (large fortune 500 company)
10% goes to an International Large Cap Index fund
10% goes to a REIT fund

>>21805730
Years ago you fucking newfag

Friendly reminder that you should be buying FANG stocks at every chance you get if you want to be RICH

Friendly reminder that shitcoins dont generate income.

>>17295471

>>16858129
I’m reluctant to shill because it’s been getting spammed here recently, but I think FRM will do well in the coming months. It’s been increasing in value since its crash when it first came out. They’re pushing for crypto integration in Africa, and already have a working exchange app. They’re going to be releasing their exchange in Brazil soon, so the price will hopefully pump a bit. Research about the project online looks promising. Besides people fighting about it here no ones cried scam outside of 4chan.

>>16831922
>he thinks he can cash out

>>16335065
>tfw /biz/ used to be actually funny

/biz/ entertainment value is unironically directly tied to the crypto market. Obviously most /biz/nessmen are invested in crypto. (Dont @ me, if youre not invested in this hyper volatile, every man for himself, free for all you dont belong here.) So when the crypto market is down, most /biz/ users are in a bad mood, obviously. When the bull starts charging again, /biz/ will be glorious.

>>12207050
>he still thinks he can cash out

Will another crypto take Bitcoin's dominant spot and become the next big speculative asset or was everything I bought meme internet coins?

>put 50€ in july 2017
>made it to 1k thanks to ARK and the old Antshares
>decided to put 500€ more
>bought some REQ and chainlink
>made it to 7k by december
>never sold, didn't think it could ever crash that hard
>portoflio is worth 400€ now
>still holding REQ, LINK, ARK, AMB, ZIL, WTC, OMG, TRX, ICX
>never sold

Will I EVER recorver from this? should I just keep holding? I mean it's just 400€ now. I barely pay attention to it anymore, I don't mind waiting a few years for it to recover, the thing is... will it recover?

What do guys.

>>11756150

>>10528045
>crypto

>>10376747
SPEND WELL PUPPER

>tfw Bitcoin hits 4k tn

>>10194061
I fell for YoBit. Straight up stole my 25 dollars in Litecoin. Was researching YoBit stumbled upon some guy who left 660 bitcoin on an exchange and someone with access to his private wallet keys stole his bitcoin kek

Can you track stolen Litecoin? I have a Litecoin adress from YoBit. How do I figure out where in the world a Litecoin wallet adress physically resides?

>>10153457
>that 30 year old boomer that puts all of his money into an electronic “currency” ponzi scheme

If I make any money trading crypto should I report it to the government or fuck it

>>10140474
i don't have to act