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OMFL might be worth a look but I'm not exactly sure what you're looking for specifically.
From Invesco site:
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"The Invesco Russell 1000 Dynamic Multifactor ETF (Fund) is based on the Russell 1000 Invesco Dynamic Multifactor Index (…
"I am thinking I have never seen trading prohibitions at Fido for anything." Right there with you @davidrmoran. Never had a problem with anything I wanted from Fidelity.
Note: this is not a comment on Observant1's posted video
I'll get excited about AI as soon as I hear that it's being considered universally to cure natural stupidity.
I have to wonder if it's just the S&P 500 Elite 7 that are in a bull market. Can you imagine if the remaining 493 equities in the S&P 500 decide to join the party? Just thinking out loud.
I have a 15-20 yr old Maytag dishwasher that's never been used to date. (It was installed along with a stove and refrigerator.) It's become more of a junk drawer than anything, makes my kids laugh. I prefer to wash dishes by hand and despite all the…
Fixing it for you:
Where Trump’s trade war failed, Biden’s incentives have succeeded
And adding: Mr. Krugman, thank you for including the tune by Larkin Poe. Long time fan here.
A shot of perfection right to your very soul. Morello just shreds it! A decent meal and a helping hand will be repaid down the line just as denying them will have consequences.
If I had to guess (which really is all that I am doing) I'd say that it is a combination of not owning enough of the top 5-8 market moving momentum equities + the downdraft being experienced by dividend paying stocks + their derivative strategy(ies)…
@Baseball_Fan - Please remind us of MTG's claim to fame, or her accomplishments or any little positive thing she's contributed to society. Thanks... that's what I thought
It is somewhat ironic, maybe even funny, that one of the demands to pass the debt limit is that congress wants work requirement rules stiffened for those receiving aid yet congress is doing little to no work themselves while receiving paychecks (aid…
@rforno - you said "... these people just need to be constantly outraged over something apparently." It's what makes them feel whole and supreme to all others (and contribute funds to those who they feel will help them get their way). They haven't …
@Sven - You might be a little low on your statement depending upon how you define mass shooting.
"The United States has faced at least 190 mass shootings so far this year, according to the Gun Violence Archive. There have been more mass shootings t…
So @Baseball_Fan you rant about all the things that the democrats are screwing up as usual. What do you see as the solutions? Do you have any or do they belong in the vast wasteland of the republican absence of thoughts realm? Do you really think th…
My concern is that the top 8-10 stocks in the S&P500 (FAANG's) seem to be the only things producing the gains in the S&P 500 while the other 490 are bobbing for air or worse. Not a good look.
I caught this yesterday from Barrons:
"Automakers pulling back some control over their products from Apple and Google is an effort to avoid the fate of the personal computer industry. While Microsoft dominated the operating systems and other provid…
@Old_Joe - for future reference, check out FSELX the next time you want to play with the semi's. I had been closely observing Buffetts play with TSMN and had considered joinging him but other buys elsewhere got in the way. Once he existed it all I s…
One of my issues with M*'s portfolio tracker was that it seemed to always calculate reinvestment of dividends using the price figure on the opening of the ex-date. That may or may not be the way companies did it who (used to) held your stock interna…
I caught that the other day. If I remember correctly one of the justifications floating about was that he had them so everyone would never forget. Yeah, right.
"Monday morning’s shooting in Kentucky, which left five people dead including the suspected assailant, brought the number of shooting victims in 2023 mass shootings to 209, according to the Gun Violence Archive, which started tracking gun violence d…
