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The most common argument is that, long term, funds' average return in any asset class doesn't beat their respective index, while index funds have low cost (and are often more tax efficient due to lower trading).

$AAPL affected by CRUDE oil.... really???? The game has been set its up to you to play smart! See the dark damp tall grass clearly...

$NFLX Will attempt a short at the purple.

$TSLA not looking great.... broke a long time support

$SPY Market is becoming more and more difficult to trade...just go with the trends and don't hold overnight is my only focus right now

no, but i do play it at times;)

The Dow Jones Industrial Average closed at 16337 on 2/3/16, as the stock market was very volatile today. The stock market gapped up, tanked mid morning, and then rallied back into the close.

Going 50/50 on SPY/TLT won't help. SPY puts are expensive. Stop loss orders cause $$$ loss due to head-fakes and flash crashes that recover quickly. Selling covered calls doesn't bring much protection. What are some other ideas?

$TSLA the most innovative electric car on the world market. Far ahead of competition. Sales will begin to ramp hard very soon. Cheap here

Shake Shack ($SHAK) is finally seeing the light as shares are up 20% from the bottom. Stocks like SHAK don't perform well in a horrible market like this but long term the future is bright.

$SPY Let's see if this is the new trend on crude.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average closed at 16154 on 2/2/16, as the stock market tanked after oil dropped back below $30. The S&P 500 is back testing 1900 but all eyes will be on the price of oil during the rest of the week.

$NFLX - Approaching Attractive

$AAPL - Price Approaching…

$AAPL if oil can settle into a comfortable range...markets will decouple from this correlation. Until then....oil leads everything lower

$NFLX stop hit on remainder of shares +2.00 per share profit. Trade closed for now. I will look for possible new entry

$TSLA short 197.50 calls prob cover. Holding tons of 185 weekly puts. Feeling good after the crush yesterday.

$SPY not a whole lot has changed. Above 193 can see 195-198. Below, 190 support. 191.50-190.7 prior breakout zone.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average closed at 16449 on 2/1/16, as the stock market dropped in the morning and then rebounded into the close. The S&P 500 is trading near 1940 despite oil plunging on Monday. If oil rebounds this week, the stock market will go up even more.

We are not forced to buy 188-190-192-194 or 195 when all we need to do is wait for the cliffs to arrive in a few weeks...$SPY games are wild