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Arteris, Inc. Common Stock
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Arteris (AIP) is attractive risk/reward, earnings in a week

At Schwab they have automatic investing only for mutual funds, not ETFs, which is no big deal. With both ETFs and mutual funds you can buy either of them manually. With ETFs you can have limit orders that buy when the ETF hits a certain price or lower, or sell when it hits a certain price or higher. No limit orders with mutual funds but you can enroll them in Schwab’s Automatic Investing Plan (AIP) to automatically buy as little as $1 as often as weekly. Both SWPPX (mutual fund) and SPYM (ETF) hold the same stocks in the same percentages so the performance should be the same.

Sir, you are very biased against PLTR. I've taken a fuck ton of profits over the past 2 years but it's still 30% of my position due to how much it's grown.
When the CEO said they are going to hit 15-18b FCF in 28 (assuming 51% FCF margin) and they're already projected to get to 7b revenue after growing 71% this year and guiding for another 100% growth next year, they'd at least have to hit another 100% growth in 28 to get to 15b FCF.
I was initially skeptical when I heard it on CNBC, because it'd mean the stock is actually undervalued at the current price and I did not believe it'd be possible for them to maintain that kind of growth.
But after seeing their ZETA partnership and also digging more into their customers' revenue contribution, I'm now starting to get bullish again because there is indeed a path toward that FCF within the timeframe they've given.
They've also been under-promising and over-delivering since they launched AIP.
I don't get why you say the management can't be trusted when you don't provide any actual reasoning.
This is Alex Karp we're talking about, not Elon.

\>  Looking for some recommendations of funds that are eligible with the AIP (the funds I have don't appear to be eligible).
there is a screener ... cheapest fee wise NTF AIP eligible fund is SP500 tracking MF from TRowePrice @ 0.19% ...

I used Merrill for a long time, and still have an account there (sweet, sweet 75% bonus on credit card points). I don’t know why their AIP fund selection is so limited, but it’s not a huge deal to just do quarterly purchases by hand. I think Vanguard funds have a fee there, so best find something else if you insist on mutual funds. I would just go with VT or VTI/VXUS and sprinkle in BND. AIP would be easier, but the expense ratios on the AIP funds are bonkers.

I unfortunately had to transfer my Roth IRA to Merrill from Vanguard due to work. I previously had automatic investments set up to invest in Vanguard's 2060 fund. It seems like Merrill is a bit more limiting in being able to do the same (to include no purchases of fractional shares).
Does anyone here invest with Merrill and use the Automatic Investment Plan? Looking for some recommendations of funds that are eligible with the AIP (the funds I have don't appear to be eligible).