If you are new to investing, your best bet is an index fund. I would never give investment advice without knowing everything I could about your personal situation. Just as in video poker, there is no one size fits all solution.billryan wrote: ↑Tue Aug 07, 2018 3:31 pmI look at it like this. Would it be possible for Phil's investment advice to be any worse than his video poker musings?
After years of managing my own portfolio, I turned it over to TDAmeritrade. Got $3500 cash and no fees for the first year. If returns for two quarters are negative, there is no fee. I get a free lunch twice a year with my advisor, the ability to access all sorts of trading classes and more.
I don't actively even follow how it's doing. I honestly don't miss the hours I'd spend researching a possible investment, and it's potential competitors. I trust the hundreds of trained suits doing it for me."
Should everyone learn DDB?
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Re: Should everyone learn DDB?
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Please start another topic to discuss investing. Or a new topic to discuss DDB.