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Look at partnerships like ET and EPD. You get distributions instead of dividends and a K1 document every year... Taxes are essentially delayed until your cost basis is 0 then taxed as ordinary income on the distribution & stock if you sell... If you die before you sell, cost basis for your heirs resets.

If you want something good and stable long term buy something like ET or EPD (after the market has settled from the Iran conflict and prices have gone back to about where they were before it started) set your automatic drip and forget about it.

So about myself:
I’m an engineering student, currently studying Computer Systems (+ hackathons).
I got interested in quant a few weeks ago but wasn’t fully prepared for assessments. I’ve started reading the Green Book.
My CV has passed screening at IMC Amsterdam and SIG (Neurolympics and CodeSignal), but I haven’t received replies yet, so there’s clearly room for improvement. Currently preparing for OA Citadel Terminal Europe.
I’m looking for someone in a ±CET time zone, preferably, but ET could also work.
My plan is to meet online about once a week to keep each other accountable, track progress, and work through exercises from the Green Book and LeetCode.
The goal is to apply for summer internships 2027.
Comment or DM me with a short background.

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yea they open at 8:15pm ET. I prefer SPX options of ES options because of significantly higher liquidity. For ES better to just trade the actual future itself than the underlying options

PAUVRE INNOCENT ET MENTEUR

Came out at 08:30 ET, +178k actual vs. +65k estimate

Ironically people just need to set a PDLL and max of trades in their accounts and that would already help alot.
You're completely right. I'd already have 50k more when I stopped overtrading after 11am ET One month earlier

you have to have ET in a regular account, not tax deferred account. This is my only drawback on ET.

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typically Sunday night (8:15pm ET) but sometimes when i feel cute i open them the week prior if I see a good entry point

Trades for most things (options included) are executed all day-long, but the market closes at 4:30 ET. Your trade was initeda around 12, but depending on how you set it up, no surpise it happened at 2:30. You can control this, by choosing an order type (market, limit, stop, etc).
When you buy a mutual fund, then the trade will execute at market close.

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You may start browsing the following:
* Value Research Online
* Morningstar India
* ET Wealth, HT Mint etc.

Just trying to burnout all the 0dte's the moving (my guess dropping) at 3:31 ET.

YEMEN'S ARMED FORCES TO ISSUE IMPORTANT STATEMENT AT 2:40 PM ET

I always thought it was but maybe if they find ET all our problems will be solved

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