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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...

But this is also part of the reason why i bought it. The fact that it's cheap right now could lead to high gains further down the road is what i'm thinking. But how little do i know, maybe i regret buying this stock in a couple months. :D

So i built myself a nice list using finviz.com: https://finviz.com/screener.ashx?v=210&ar=180&ty=l&ta=0&p=m&t=MLKN,ELYS,WYNN,KHC,TGB My dad would also like to have such a list but it appears that finviz.com does not support foreign stock exchanges / symbols. Unfortunately my dad deals with a...

I decided not to buy TTWO stock, at least for now. But i do not regret buying KHC so far. Maybe later. :D

Today i bought KHC and the two you mentioned are on my list to check out. There are probably better/safer bets instead of TTWO but i still see potential in it. I think its also worth noting that i'm trying to buy some stocks in order to double my money within ~ 1-3 years. For...

Analysts seem to think yes, my dad thinks no. I'm undecided. Sure aquiring Zynga and the upcoming GTA 6 are promising factors but people also have to have time and money for video games. The stock is also at it's all time high except for recent 1-2 years but there are obvious reasons for that...

I tried both and i really like finviz. I only wish that i could set a longer timeframe and the charts would be interactive with pointer to see the value at a specific time. For that you have to click on the ticker and open a new window. But overall it does what i need. If there are other...

I'm currently using google for stock charts. But it's not so practical to have a dozen tabs open at the same time and switching between them. Is there a FREE software to generate a page that looks more or less like this? I would need the possibility to switch/set a timeframe (1 day, 1 year, 5...

Well thanks for the confirmation. Given this information i won't spend more time with this calculator and move on. :)

Here is a link to the calculator: https://finmasters.com/stock-calculator/ It states "These figures are based on Alpha Vantage's historical stock data, which takes into account splits and dividends. The most recent closing price is used for the selected symbol." So where exactly is the error...