Recent content by Michael_

Well if i wanted to go with the ramsey portfolio i would do it using passive etfs. I surely would NOT use actively managed mutual funds. But again it doesn't get you less volatiliy (reacts pretty much the same as S&P 500 to market swings) and it also doesn't guarantee you higher profits (depends...

Dave Ramsey recommends a 100% equity portfolio consisting of actively managed mutual funds. He recommends growth (mid cap), growth & income (large cap), aggressive growth (small cap) & international funds @ 25% each. So i did some research and it seems like this are actual funds dave recommends...

Yeah but what if you invest a lump sum in the s&p 500 today and tomorrow it goes down and stays down for 20 years? Very unlikely but not impossible. (Already happened) Of course (as i said in my last post) that can also happen after you DCA'd in over 20-30 years just when you want to retire...

Well i think he summed it up pretty good in this video: So that's probably the approach i would be taking. DCA in over 4-5 years. Well i understand that most of the time lump sum will perform better or not much worse than DCA but it's NOT always that way. (Just watch the video) I get DCA...

This is a theoretical question. Lets say you had a nice 6 oder 7 figure sum that you would like to invest in the VOO S&P 500 ETF for retirement. How would you do that? Investing the lump sum could go horribly wrong if you invest at the wrong time. DCA every month over 20-30 years (if you have...

Thanks for all the feedback, i really appreciate it. Thanks for posting this chart as i was not aware of this and of course this is something i want to avoid. The problem with putting little amounts in every month (vs. 300k at one time) is that i would loose out on a lot of compound...

I think about selling an appartment and putting the 300k into VOO (Vanguard 500 Index Fund ETF) as my retirement plan. (I'm 30) This would be my first investment towards retirement. I did quite a bit of research and if i understand correctly this is one of the safest investments i can make long...

I want to talk about this again. Using both macroaxis.com and simplywall.st i noticed their "estimation of fair value" can be far of on the same stocks: So can one of these (or even any) sites be trusted? I mean if theres already that much discrepancy on the "fair value" of a stock price i...

Well thanks for the suggestions. I will probably stick to the limited macroaxis free version for now. I think about subscribing to simplywall.st but will keep using the free version for awhile until 100% sure it's worth it for me.

I want to enter the symbol and then know if the stock is under/over valued, like this: https://www.macroaxis.com/valuation/AHT simplywall.st also has this feature: But both these services are limited to just a few free reports per day. Is there a similar service that's completely free...

The chart history wasn't the only deciding factor. :) If GTA 6 will be a killer then probably yes. Their aquisation of zynga could/should also lead to the stock price going up. But for now i will keep watching and look at some other stocks aswell. I'm also no gamer and never have been really...