GameSTONKS Thread - Power to the meme's

[Zetanio]

i mean it totally is but i saw this on reddit

[Fondue]

with vanguard or what?

[Zetanio]

any major brokerage

[Fondue]

yeah I dont use any and want someone to spoon feed me a good one

[Salodin]

Today I'll be a moron and do something stupid like bag hold my calls or roll them deeper and lose it all. I want to just pick something and afk but nothing makes me happy.

Btwn might pop again, but my $15 call is already itm. There's a $17.50 that might also make it soon, but up to you.

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[Boyiee]

Btwn might pop again, but my $15 call is already itm. There's a $17.50 that might also make it soon, but up to you.

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I have 13.5 and 14 mainly on APHA and the rest is ICLN.

[Boyiee]

Adding on to what Zet said, lolreddit but the r/investing actually has some smooth brain advice piggybacking off or Zets totally not advice. ETFs, long term low %'s vanguard vanguard vanguard ira Roth vix voo can still play a little and allocate things towards s&p500. We saw some crazy good returns the last few years on our retirements.

For gambling I like ICLN.

[Tokitoki]

yeah I dont use any and want someone to spoon feed me a good one

I've got Merrill Lynch.

Half of my contribution goes to 401k, the other half goes into a traditional IRA. My reasoning is I don't know what taxes will be in 35 years, but I know what taxes are right now, so may as well split. Max contribution each year.

[BerenTebogo]

In other news, what a green fucking day in crypto my word.

[archibaldcrane]

yeah I dont use any and want someone to spoon feed me a good one

Vanguard is excellent for retirement savings, extremely low cost funds, large selection, good website.

[Weltall]

Vanguard is excellent for retirement savings, extremely low cost funds, large selection, good website.

Mirroring what Archi said - go with Vanguard. Avoid places like Edward Jones. Vanguard's customer service is A+ too.

[Zetanio]

I can recommend Vanguard, Schwab, or any of those big brokerages. They're all p solid.

I just spent 90 minutes in a dentist chair and I'd prefer that to reading /r/wsb

[Zealot]

My investments are through Schwab, always been reliable for me.

[Krandor]

I've used TD for awhile, which I guess will just end up being Schwab here in another 2 or 3 years after they iron out all the specifics from the merger

[Daydreamer]

Mirroring what Archi said - go with Vanguard. Avoid places like Edward Jones. Vanguard's customer service is A+ too.

I have an Edward Jones account that I’m indifferent about. Why avoid them? I’m all ears for reasons as I’m not attached.

[Weltall]

I have an Edward Jones account that I’m indifferent about. Why avoid them? I’m all ears for reasons as I’m not attached.

In general, higher/more fees through Edward Jones. My wife has them, and dealing with them versus Vanguard is night/day from a customer service standpoint. Others will point to lower fund performance.

[Boyiee]

Noticing a ton of bots and new accounts spamming to buy APHA on reddit. Really lame, I really wanted to stay on the choo choo a little longer. I wish wsb went private a few weeks ago.

[Boyiee]

Hey I actually need advice on something financial but not investing.

What banks you all use?

We have savings/checking with BOA and I want to move around 80% or more of the savings out to something with better return. Occasionally we need to take out a few grand for something so I need to keep the savings account, I noticed a lot of online banks or credit unions have lower withdraw limits and that won't work if say I wanna do a 5-10k project in cash. I'd have to be able to transfer it to the BOA savings then withdraw it. The BOA is also a kind of emergency fund, but I don't need our entire savings in that shit hole.

Anyone got something they like that I can withdraw from or transfer larger numbers to my regular checking/savings with?

[Zetanio]

Hey I actually need advice on something financial but not investing.

What banks you all use?

We have savings/checking with BOA and I want to move around 80% or more of the savings out to something with better return. Occasionally we need to take out a few grand for something so I need to keep the savings account, I noticed a lot of online banks or credit unions have lower withdraw limits and that won't work if say I wanna do a 5-10k project in cash. I'd have to be able to transfer it to the BOA savings then withdraw it. The BOA is also a kind of emergency fund, but I don't need our entire savings in that shit hole.

Anyone got something they like that I can withdraw from or transfer larger numbers to my regular checking/savings with?

Chase

[Boyiee]

Chase

A family member recommended chase but why would I listen to a poor person thanks.