I kinda did that with Chase so I could keep checking free with them. I put my rent money into my Chase Checking which they count as a direct deposit and my rent autopays from that checking account. As long as you have over $500 in monthly deposits it's free.Which is exactly why I split my direct deposit so 10% goes into my SoFi acct and the other 90 goes to my main acct
This is true is theory but we in some unpreceded times right now on all fronts. You've even said numerous times it might take years for you to get most of your gains back. That doesn't really count as making your money grow when you first have to recoup your losses to get back to the break even pointPeople just not built for this. That's really what it all comes down to. If you want to grow your money you gonna have to weather the storm.
I've actually low key starting buying shyt that I think will be around in the next 5 years.I mean some of you guys had to expect this was coming right? I got rid of most of my TSLA over 1000 and am only really bag holding on WISH.
When all rational signs point to stocks should be going down for two years, but they’ve only gone up, that’s a huge clue.
With the pandemic flash crash you saw companies earnings destroyed in a way that was black swan worthy. For the stocks to recover before the companies even opened fully, then post monster earnings QoQ was a classic bait and switch. Look for good companies that have taken a beating already and invest in those IMO.
It depends on your goals but you can’t go wrong with just investing in the s&p500( SPY or VOO)@CrimsonTider where's the best place to put your money in this type of market?