IQ
iQIYI, Inc.
stock NASDAQ ADR

Seit wann bist du denn so ein Mitläufer Bulle.
Nur Bären haben einen IQ über 69

No they are truly born with a higher ability. Have you taken an IQ test? They have like 140+ fluid reasoning performance which correlates strongly with mathematical ingenuity and ability in math Olympiads for example.

It’s not arbitrary? This is literally a bet that large and cap and tech will continue to boom at all time highs when the AI buildout is starting to show serious cracks. It’s also a bet that US dominance will continue even though the bond market which guarantees us dominance is having a terrible outlook.
There is no mid cap, 10% of the small cap is a concerningly small actively managed value fund and 5% international. It’s massively overweighted in tech and large cap and the only criticism you have is “hurrr the best whole US market etf doesn’t represent the US market properly”
Fucking showing your room temp IQ there big dawg.

Dont worry it wont stop room temp IQ people from going nuts for their mid bbq and beaver merch.

Yes, so I imagine i'm the hotel owner. I see a person, he has the reservation code, the email, the picture of the ID and the GovID app is temporarily down, I have an IQ of more than 85.5, so I understand it's the guest and tell him to send the photo of the ID to my email and complete the check in. Who would have thought.
But let's say no. ok, so I realize, I didn't need to clean the room, the guest didn't use it and anyway i'm not at 100% capacity, so I give the guest the money and say that you're sorry but you'd love to see him next time.
And yes, that is EXACTLY what I'd do in my business

I’m 4’6 and 15 IQ. Close enough

So.... asking an expert Google Gemini AI. I've pasted it below: Splitting evenly across all four funds is redundant because **SPYI** and **TSPY** both track the S&P 500, while **QQQI** and **IQ**QQ both track the Nasdaq-100. Sticking to a simple split between [NEOS S&P 500 High Income ETF (SPYI)](https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/SPYI/) and NEOS Nasdaq-100 High Income ETF (QQQI) provides broad asset diversification without overlapping strategies or inflating management fees.
Why a 4-Way Split is Redundant
* **High Overlap:** SPYI and TSPY use similar large-cap S&P 500 index foundations, and QQQI and IQQQ target the exact same tech-heavy Nasdaq-100 holdings. \[[1](https://www.etfcentral.com/compare-etfs/IQQQ-vs-SPYI), [2](https://portfolioslab.com/tools/stock-comparison/SPYI/IQQQ)\]
* **No Added Diversification:** Adding TSPY and IQQQ simply doubles up on the same underlying market drivers while introducing different option execution styles and potentially higher costs.
* **Fee Management:** Core funds like SPYI and QQQI already handle the heavy lifting for monthly distributions. \[[1](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X0YeYm9dgpc)\]
Comparing the 2-Way vs. 4-Way Approach
* **SPYI + QQQI Split:** Balances stable large-cap value/blend exposure (S&P 500) with high-growth technology exposure (Nasdaq-100), offering massive liquidity and established asset sizes. \[[1](https://www.etfcentral.com/compare-etfs/QQQI-vs-SPYI), [2](https://portfolioslab.com/tools/stock-comparison/SPYI/QQQI), [3](https://finance.yahoo.com/news/qqqi-jepq-spyi-msty-4-194600431.html)\]
* **Adding TSPY + IQQQ:** Increases fund count without changing your core market exposure, offering little practical benefit for a $400K allocation inside an IRA.

IQ

Low IQ narcissists see mega low IQ king of all narcissisists that enables and encourages them to be their worst selves. I'm not sure if they actually like the guy but I'm guessing they think by making him king of everything, then somehow their shitty behavior and mentallity must be ok now and therefor socially acceptable. i.e. being a toxic narcissist isn't a bad thing, nowdays we call it "presidential". I know a lot of people like this.

I am not Muslim. But you will soon be anyway.
You tried three times to guess what I am and each time you fail misserably while I was immediately right that a low IQ such as you could only by an anlgo bum. I am levels above you.
I can literally buy you brokie. Like for 50 euros only too, LMAO.

I suggest start with MP2, that’s the least risk investment vehicle if you can afford to let your funds sleep for the next 5 years. While you’re waiting for your investment to mature there. Set aside a small fund that you can afford to lose to study and dabble on higher risk investments and learn from them. It’s not easy, but the only way you can fully learn what investment vehicle is for you is to actually try it and put your own money into it. Because by then, true emotions and IQ are at play, and whether your nervous system can tolerate the risks you’ve exposed yourself into. You will fail, that’s part of the learning process. But at least you did not gamble everything away for the sake of learning because a huge portion is safely kept in MP2. Hope that helps!

Funny how you don’t have a dad to compare too 😂 did you mean to leave that part out, or was it just a convenient accident? Lmao fuckin Somalians these days and their gorilla equivalent IQ

Bitcoin is basically a slow motion IQ test at this point. Some people are still failing it years later.

Are you a quant? What's your IQ?

slevin07rocket: Meaningless truck stuff? If it’s so meaningless, why is usa pushing for the tariff? There’s factories built that would produce the trucks. Canada didn’t know until near the end, that the vehicle tariff mark down didn’t include trucks. Probably just the usa screwing around, as it’s not logical. Enjoy the block.
Interesting
slev: Canada didn’t know until near the end, that the vehicle tariff mark down didn’t include trucks
I guess Freeland needed to join the group, and add 43 IQ points to Carney's entourage
**Carney: Brookfield told me that the newest Tonka Trucks have nothing but the best Canadian Semiconductors!**
**Freeland: You mean Taiwan.**
**Mark Weisman: You mean Shanghai, baby cakes.**

Are you 70 IQ

every now & then, the left half of the IQ curve gets their guys in

Well, his IQ did drop to zero.

Correction: He talks like a senile old man suffering badly from dementia.
He's going to use the military to end the war yea?
Tell me how that's going so far lol. Talkin' 'bout low IQ lmfao.

If your are in the USA, a good ETF that tracks the S&P 500 is VOO and the fees are low. I just opened a Roth IRA 3 years ago and maxed out my contributions for the last 3 years and it has done very well. I'm 51, wish I started when I was 19. But, the best investment is to invest in yourself. Invest in your financial IQ. One good book on Investing is Tony Robbins "Money Master The Game." I opened my Roth IRA after reading that. I have been self employed, since 25 yo and invested with my brother 50/50 in our business for the last 26 years. Also more good books, "Richest man in Babylon", Millionair Next Door, Think & Grow Rich, Rich Dad Poor Dad to name a few. Money really is simple, always spend less than you make, and save and invest a portion always. Money grows over time very simply. Most people consume most or all the money they earn. Raise your financial IQ and money will increasingly come to you.