can we know what this platform is or it’s too secret?
can we know what this platform is or it’s too secret?this is what I have access to but it's a $multi-million platform with AI based algos that can target any net investor number, this is where we put our money but then we've been using it for many years.
So you are not allowed to disclose it?It's for hedge funds
Is it a secret society?but they
That’s very kind of themsometimes let people
Candlesticks and indicators, that’s really powerful stuff
Since we can’t understand, it shouldn’t hurt to disclose what this secret super AI isWell obviously it's easy for the untrained eye to miss the algos that do the work of 100 of you, so I work 1hr while you work 100hrs, but they do say ignorance is bliss which apparently makes for a happy life
Since we can’t understand, it shouldn’t hurt to disclose what this secret super AI is
SDIV - it's still a US listed ETF - but the composition is made of the 100 highest yield shares in the world (about 1/3 in the US). Currently yielding about 12% or so.is there anything similar but focused on non-us markets?
Ah - you already mentioned SDIV! I hold a fair chunk in that that, it's a good one.SDIV - it's still a US listed ETF - but the composition is made of the 100 highest yield shares in the world (about 1/3 in the US). Currently yielding about 12% or so.
Help me understand this chart:SDIV - it's still a US listed ETF - but the composition is made of the 100 highest yield shares in the world (about 1/3 in the US). Currently yielding about 12% or so.
Ah - you already mentioned SDIV! I hold a fair chunk in that that, it's a good one.
It holds a lot of rubbish, but it could be a good buy now as a small portion of one’s portfolio. Current div yld is 10.7%Help me understand this chart:
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How much dividend would one have received from 2011 had they invested $750K?
Has it really lost +70% of its initial value?
So, an initial $750K would only be <$225K today???
Thanks in advance
Yeah the thing is, some listed companies are quite scammy and have unethical management. So they can have as their whole idea to pay high dividend as that attracts investors and pushes the stock price up. So they issue debt and equity, and use the proceeds to pay dividends, and high salaries and bonuses to themselves of course. The core business can be very small, and loss making. Can work a long while before it crashes down. Works better the more investors just look at the dividend yield without doing any further research.It holds a lot of rubbish, but it could be a good buy now as a small portion of one’s portfolio. Current div yld is 10.7%
These super advanced AIs are using Ichimoku and Fib levels to make predictions? Investing takes 0 hours, you can literally buy any shitcoin in the top 250 in crypto right now and watch it 10x over the next couple of years, like they've been doing for the last 10 years. I keep seeing these ads online that make trading an impossible monster that you can defeat by buying a 25 dollar monthly subscription.It just doesn't work like that, investing takes 10,000hrs knowledge with 5,000hrs to breakeven that generates 15-20% per year, with $1mil it's assumed you have $5mil net worth, most mid-management target 7-10% per year but with post 2008/2018/2022 dynamics it's now 20,000hrs or a 50% haircut from 15-20% to 7-10% and 7-10% to 3-5%, try and elevate them the markets will evaporate profits then capital.
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ETFs are the simplest long only approach for most people assuming buy low sell high, today Crypto is arbitrage where we have an automated platform which sometimes people and funds layer their bots over, if you try to trade it then it won't go well, this is what I have access to but it's a $multi-million platform with AI based algos that can target any net investor number, this is where we put our money but then we've been using it for many years.
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That's known as a scam.With 1million have 150.000 euro yearly winning.
No bad
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