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notadoc
10y ago
95% of internet comments are pure trash and basically internet pollution. The other 5% can be a mixture of deep insight, thoughtful discussion, and relevant opinion. Sorting out the trash and insisting on quality comments is an unsolved pro
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notadoc
10y ago
Schwab has a free robo advisor, Vanguard has a fee robo advisor, iShares has a little robo portfolio generator. I'm sure there are others too.
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notadoc
10y ago
OK, but don't you think the same service will be offered fee-free from robo advisors from big banks and brokerages? That's my guess, anyway.
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notadoc
10y ago
Here is a good explanation with examples https://www.bogleheads.org/wiki/Tax_loss_harvesting
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notadoc
10y ago
I like the idea of Wealthfront but I can't imagine why anyone would pay any fee for the service. Perhaps that's why Schwab has a fee free robo advisor, and surely every other brokerage and bank is working on the same thing.
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notadoc
10y ago
And what happens when nearly everyone indexes? And when indexing with a bond fund, do you really want to be buying negative yield bonds?
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10y ago
But first you'll need to invent a time machine to start investing in a period when the S&P didn't have a whopping 25x P/E. And then you'll need to find a way to intervene in central banks and global markets so that a
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notadoc
10y ago
I wonder how many other products and goods are adulterated or deceptively labeled. Probably many more than we'd be comfortable with.
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notadoc
10y ago
Yes that stuff is good.
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10y ago
Sure, but do you want another chore?
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notadoc
10y ago
Really can't stand these type of headlines, really looking forward to when the trend dies off.
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notadoc
10y ago
SF needs to approve and build a ton of high rise condos and apartments. Period. Problem solved.
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10y ago
Why is SF so opposed to building up? Build more high rises filled with apartments and condos, there are plenty of areas that could be rezoned to accommodate high rise living.
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notadoc
10y ago
Clickbait trash
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10y ago
Siri on my phone has been activated multiple times by the Siri TV commercials.
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10y ago
This is a public health crisis that needs urgent attention. Governments should step in with huge funding to NIH and pharma to accelerate R&D, and offer incentives to invest heavily in antibiotic development (extended patent terms for an
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notadoc
10y ago
Business and close personal relationships, whether friends or family, tend to not mix well
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10y ago
Shh, don't tell anyone!
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notadoc
10y ago
Considering US v Microsoft in the late 90s was spurred by simply bundling a web browser...
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notadoc
10y ago
That is basically the argument for managed pensions, fiduciary managed retirement accounts, etc
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notadoc
10y ago
The argument I have often heard is that access to credit can be an equalizer. Obviously using credit is high risk at these asset price levels though, but a mortgage is how most average people get to participate in asset inflation.
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notadoc
10y ago
A 1200sq ft 3 bed 1 bath ranch in Palo Alto today costs about $1.8 million, they're all over zillow and sell quick too.
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notadoc
10y ago
Well yes, this is obvious. Nobody today is buying ranch houses in Palo Alto for $160,000 anymore.
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notadoc
10y ago
Bad timing with Brexit paranoia, too.
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notadoc
10y ago
Me too, rewards plus the ability to easily contest and reverse fraudulent charges (which I have experienced multiple times) make a credit card infinitely better than a debit card.
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notadoc
10y ago
Maybe, or it's a sign that companies are recognizing they are richly valued and want to take advantage of that while it lasts. MSFT has a P/E of 38, for example If I had to guess, I think we'll see a lot of M&A activity a
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notadoc
10y ago
Of course it does, there are always vultures out there.
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10y ago
> But most startups are not built with sustainability in mind. They're a get-rich-quick scheme. That is the truth.
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10y ago
Meanwhile, most Apple services are down. http://www.forbes.com/sites/gordonkelly/2016/06/02/apple-con...
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10y ago
The narrative has turned sharply against Apple
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