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even then I would say the SP would be higher just because of the INR devaluation.

Add some/small portions ( semi risky add ons) IMO NFA—-
ORC , and GT
Under 7-6 SP is best for both

SP is down 4% wtf are you talking about

I said 5 years AFTER the SP 500 inclusion. By then, Sofi will be in every bid dick swinger portfolio.

Wish I was creative to make it up, thanks for the compliment but I'm really not.
This is apparently it
[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/358\_missile](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/358_missile)
[https://cat-uxo.com/explosive-hazards/missiles/358-missile-SA-67](https://cat-uxo.com/explosive-hazards/missiles/358-missile-SA-67)
>The [**SA-67**](https://cat-uxo.com/explosive-hazards/missiles/358-missile-SA-67), is described as a [loitering](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Loiter_(aeronautics)), [SAM](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Surface-to-air_missile) with a [Solid-Propellant](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rocket_propellant#Solid_chemical_propellants) ([SP](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rocket_propellant#Solid_chemical_propellants)) fuel [rocket-booster](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Booster_(rocketry)) stage for launch.

The [missile](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Missile) is launched from the simplest launcher in the form of an inclined rail guide several [metres](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Metre) long.

Once launched, the [rocket-booster](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Booster_(rocketry)) detaches with the remainder of the flight taken over by the gas [Turbo-Jet](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Turbojet) ([T-Jet](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Turbojet)) engine.

The [missile](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Missile) [guidance](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Missile_guidance) is believed to be [Imaging-IR](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thermography) ([ImIR](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thermography)) seeker with an [Electro-Optical](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electro-optical_targeting_system) ([EO](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electro-optical_targeting_system)) 16 x [Active-Laser-Proximity](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Proximity_fuze) ([AL-PRX](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Proximity_fuze)) [fuze](https://cat-uxo.com/explosive-hazards/fuzes/01-fuze).

The concept for this weapon involves [loitering](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Loiter_(aeronautics)) over a battlespace until a target presents itself, which it then targets.

Once in the air, it maintains its [loitering](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Loiter_(aeronautics)) flight path, while continuously scanning its surroundings with its [ImIR](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thermography) seeker for potential targets.

On identifying a valid target, the [missile](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Missile) promptly heads towards the target, [detonating](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Detonation) its [HE-Frag](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fragmentation_(weaponry)) [warhead](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Warhead) upon reaching it.
The main advantage of this is that it waits for other aircraft to get close before 'activating', resulting in the assorted defence systems just having a whole lot less time to work with compared to anti-air platforms.
As it takes time to shoot off flares, lasers to kill sensors and for the pilot to react. As the platform is designed to be small and not get detected, the missile really might only have a few seconds of solid fuel, but it starts a whole lot closer than normal platforms would and likely has the target closing most of the gap for it.

Have you considered splitting it up SP 500, Gold, Silver, CD or a high dividend stock like VZ or MO? NFA you could dca almost daily to get a decent average the way this market is fluctuating. Just saying. VZ dividend is over 7 %.

I have $80000 sitting around and I want to put it somewhere so it can grow. Where is the best low-risk place I can put it? This money is from a CD reaching full maturity. I can put it in another CD at 3.8 percent but I want to know if there are any better options. I like to invest in Vanguard index funds that mimic the SP 500 but these are turbulent times currently.

TLDR: just buy baby.
Sofi will hit the Century mark in about 5 years after the SP 500 inclusion.

I get what you are saying and agree. I say 2 - 3 years as my guess. I went full port on every stocks i could during covid melt down. Sold majority in 2024 then DCA on every 1% dip in the SP. I am still bullish on the US market because it's still the best of breed in the world. Maybe it takes 5 years for the total rebound/top however I feel strongly, that the market will melt up in 2-3 years. I am taking advantage of this opperutnity and buying in my untax and tax accounts.

Silver Palace does use SP inside a circle as a legitimate hallmark. They are a reputable silver wholesaler that really chose a poor mark.

This is the classic question in personal finance called the Present Value formula. The purpose of it is to figure how much you need to invest today to get to certain outcome in the future. It goes like this:
PV = FV/(1+i)\^n
your present value (pv) is the amount of money you have today, and your future value (fv) is the value you need in the future. The amount of time of your investment is represented by (n), and to make it easy (i) is the interest rate as apy.



So, If you need 6000 dollars for the trip in 2 years. you would do,
PV = 6000/(1 + i)\^2
and plug in different interest rates that you can get from different financial products like HYSA, CD, bonds, index funds with expected returns, etc.



Examples:
1. You find a CD that offers 5% apy, you would need to invest 5442 dollars today to get you 6000 dollars in two years.
6000/(1.05)\^2 = 5442.17
2. You see that the SP returns about 10%, you would need to invest 4958 dollars to make your 6 grand in two years.
Good luck!

Hi. Seeking opinions on if I should keep some of these items as they are. I’m USA based and 45 years old. A few different questions:
BRK/B:
I own this just so I can be silly and say that “I own shares of Berkshire Hathaway \[and lie to myself about it\]” haha. As you can see it’s not done be wrong, but I’m not sure if I’m being dumb about it.
META:
I’ve held these since their initial public offering. Is it time to let them go? Should I sit tight for a while and watch for a rebound?
The ETFs:
I bought VT in mid November and it was really my first foray into ETFs. I bought the other V’s in the middle of February. I’ve since learned about the Schwab \[similar\] quivalents and if I elect to continue a strategy like this, Schwab options perform similarly and have lower expenses. Should I move these over?
Research tells me:
VT = Total Globe = 60% SWTSX, 30% SWISX and 10% SFENX
VOOG = SP Growth = SCHG
VXF = Extended Market =\~ SCHA
VXUS = Total International = SCHF
DISCLOSURE: I’m very novice (but not dumb), if that’s not already apparent. Also, this isn’t my only account. This is a rollover IRA from an old 401k.

That’s just not what happened though. Premium of $45 received when SP was 110. You’re not selling this call at the bid, that would be stupid.
And, even if you did sell at the bid in your example, which is essentially an IV of 0%, what happens when we trade down $1 tomorrow? his call is worth less, my sell is worth more. It’s just synthetically shorting shares dude. Except I dont have to pay a 800% borrow fee.

Your diversification should be a strategy not a reaction to current events and market chop. Looking at the historic data a globally diverisfied portfolio has out performed SP 500 due to larger volatility in the US to world events especially when dividends taken into account. But in the nearer term SP 500 usually looks better due to high concentration of growth stocks and strong economy whilst people forget about the impact of big downside events on portfolios. For many Americans they forgo this diversification to stay with what they understand most namely US companies. Investing in bonds within a pension context should mostly be proportional around how close to retirement you are or want to proect nearterm drawdown, otherwiswe it pays to be mostly in equity with cash on side to take advantage of opportunities. If you want to diversify I would say the first step might be to look at the equal weighted SP 500 so you are not so growth and tech heavy. If you want to go abroad look at Asia, Japan whilst high debt has a lot of industrials which can counter balance tech but if you going area diversify across the region. In summary do the homework to define a strategy that works for you in long term and try not overact react to short term events. Personally at 55 I have am cautious and have moved form 90:10 to 60:40. I have met my pension goals and have 30 years for it to grow - I can stand to lose some gains in the short term and sleep better, geopolitical risk, a capricious president and the undertainty around the AI productivity boom make it difficult to price anything and a large downside event could clobber my pension in its early days.

You just basically described how deep ITM calls work. I’m aware. Yes, they’re basically equivalent to short shares. Except I don’t have to pay a short borrow fee. No, in no situation do they get “free money”, they’re holding a deep itm call, so if the stock goes down $1, the call goes down $1.
The call is not “giving anyone free money”, that’s what is required for a credit spread to define your collateral.
As you’re hopefully aware, early exercise has little benefits besides donating your volatility premium to the option seller. I sold my VCX 70c at $45 in the leg, SP was 110. If I’m immediately exercised at 110, I earn $5 a share or $500 a contract for nothing.
If I’m exercised at $200 a share, all that does is realize my gains from the position. Getting your spread exercised doesn’t suddenly make you lose everything lol. At that point I would just scale up, I’m only in two contracts, so I’m incredibly happy if we get another VCX squeeze and I can make a killing on the inevitable way down.

He can lol. Just follow what 🥭 says. There will be a decisive attack on Iran, any day now futes open -3%. That's mainly why MMs try to push price much as they can now there are no news to then when it crashes it doesn't drops much the yearly in SP. Might see 1% more up, but it is guaranteed we end quarter below we are if oil issue last till end April

Right the rules just need to be followed. For some unique reason Musk wants it this way. He shouldn't have any power of the independent SP management.

I think too many people have been told "Just buy the SP, it's gonna go up 8% per year", as if it was a mathematical principle.
But the only real mathematical principle is "there is no free money".
I don't know how, and why, cause I am not technical, but I am pretty sure that the advice people have been given is gonna be ineffective very soon.
I am not sure why... but the idea of "put your money on this index, cause it's gonna grow" doesn't sound sustainable to me. "Even though you don't know what it is in it, you don't know why it goes up, you dont know why it could go down, how much it could go down, just put your money in it, ok?!".
I mean, eventually it's gonna go down... same as the corresponding indexes did in many other nations. A phenomenon is not a rule. It's just a whim.
And the 'oh it's down, you should buy it', only works when you know the actual real value of something. Problem is... what is the real value of the SP?

Patience is hard but thats all we've got until Glen either follows through on his word or doesn't. He's got til the end of Q2 in my eyes to announce a deal or new contracts otherwise he fed the hopium with his comments about addressing the SP.
\-SimDog

Look at any SP chart the last 2 days😂such a joke