Still is unclear what is the strategy you propose instead of what ST et al. propose here ?
He also says he's an active currency trader and has enough time to make long/short equity punts. I don't think he's telling the truth about any of it.
Don't give him oxygen; just report him and move on. These jackasses eventually get bored and go back to EDMW eventually, if they don't get themselves banned first.
What's the cheapest online brokerage for buy&hold and/or active trading local and US stocks/ETFs for amounts below and above SGD100,000? I have heard of Saxo, IBKR, SCB, FSM, etc... being debated over here but am very confused*with custodian fees, platform fees, etc... Hope someone here can enlighten me.
Three axes here, yikes.
Anyway.
* FSMOne is pretty good for buy-and-hold of local stocks, whether you're small or large.
* For active trading of local stocks: IDK. Maybe ask over in SSI.
* For buy-and-hold of global stocks: Stanchart below $100k, IBKR if you're over $100k.
* For active trading of global stocks: IBKR's not necessarily the cheapest, but their smart-routing makes them the best.
Hi ST,
Is there any reason why the dividend yield for VOO seems higher than VUSD, even accounting for the 15% withholding tax differential?
Anything that I had missed out? Is it due to timing differences betw the 2 funds in their distribution of dividends? Thanks!
Erm. Not sure where you're getting those numbers from. Looking at the Bloomy I see VUSD actually yielding a bit more than 0.85 * VOO. There could be any number of reasons, though.
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i very curious how many SPGs u banged during yr time here in SG
I'm gay, so the answer is "zero". Also: don't be a creep.