This daily thread serves as the home for all "Rate My Portfolio" questions, as well as any other generic questions such as "What do you think of XYZ," that would otherwise violate community rules. To better tailor advice, please include such context as age, goals, timeline, risk tolerance, and any restrictions you may have. Such restrictions may include ethics, morals, work restrictions, etc. As a reminder, all Rate My Portfolio posts are prohibited under Rule 1 Submission Guidelines. All general stock questions that don't include quality insight from OP are prohibited under Rule 4 Solicitati ..read more

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Hi guys, Im new to this forum and trying to figure out what to do with 380k. I am 30m in the military with four rental properties and a lot of cash just sitting around. One property was paid for in cash and renovated, the other three have about 280k in mortgages total with an average rate of 3%. I understand the VOO/SPY and chill ideology but what i really like is income. Over the years I've been abusing bank deposit bonuses and keeping my cash in the highest yielding accounts possible ( currently about 5%). The current rental market doesn't make sense so I am not looking to purchase another ..read more

I tried to open vanguard account, it seems they changed the platform, so you have to open a new account for each type of service (IRA, MF, EFT, etc), which is annoying, I watched some tutorials on youtube, and it was one account and you can start a service within the account by selecting a service. Had anyone experienced this? submitted by /u/beentherepreviously [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

Hi does anyone have a formula of how to calculate The income status of Reits such as ARR for example and any additional info is also very helpful which can help me in what to look for when talking about Reits. Feel free to give me as many details as possible Thanks in advance submitted by /u/VHorse63 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

Quick q: $HUYA is currently trading at $4.45 They have announced a one time dividend of $0.66/share - as of the close of business on May 10, 2024, payable in U.S. dollars. The ex-dividend date will be May 9, 2024. How does the stock price usually demonstrate this? Do we expect the price of the stock to drop on May 10 by $0.66? If not, why would people not just buy a ton of stocks of $HUYA for a couple of days to make ~14% profit? "If something is too good to be true, it is likely not true" submitted by /u/AdvertisingSea8216 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

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Recenlty bought SPYI and QQQI shares. There was no mention of fees upon purchase and nothing on the main page for the ETF's. Now I'm looking at the prospectus and seeing management fees of about 0.68%. Can anyone explain how that works? submitted by /u/Employee28064212 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

Long post. First post. 49M sharing dividend investing journey. This week is my 5 year journey with dividend investing. I have built my portfolio from 6 core holdings and $470 annual dividend income to 35 positions (12 core holdings plus 23 other holdings) and $3,300 annual dividend income. I wanted to share my journey in case it is helpful / encouraging to others. *** Getting Started: Why dividend investing and the initial investment strategy *** There were two main reasons I wanted to get started with dividend investing. First, I was starting to look ahead to pre-retirement and was thinking ..read more