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by lzrs 5y ago
sure - dm me on twitter https://twitter.com/lzrscg
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by lzrs 5y ago
Well, actually a lot of these strategies are really hard to implement on your own. For example, in direct indexing you are buying hundreds of stocks in an attempt to replicate an indexing. You are also constantly rebalancing and tax-loss ha
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by lzrs 5y ago
Yes, completely agree. That happens when all of the other estate planning costs begin to vastly outweigh the cost of investment advising. I'm no expert, but I am under the impression that although these automated strategies are a small
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by lzrs 5y ago
I've been researching robo-advisors quite a bit recently. They are really interesting and innovative. I'll preface by saying that I have been talking to a lot of financial planners (at top-tier institutions). They basically set yo
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DAO Leadership Principles(getrevue.co)
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by lzrs 5y ago
Absolutely correct. I propose a solution at the end of the essay. Under my proposed system, apps are installed into a group. So you bring all of your social graph and data. Alice could invite Bob and Carole to a group. From the group, ins
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by lzrs 5y ago
Thanks for the pushback here. You cite a great example of central planning gone wrong. They had a creative strategy to run the company and it clearly didn't work. What if someone could "fork" Sears and have the exact same bu
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Why DAOs Change Everything(getrevue.co)
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Gospel FAQ #1(getrevue.co)
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Gospel (Global Open Source Permissionless Enterprise League)(getrevue.co)
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