Issue 36.0 / December 14, 2020

Investing

I agree with fellow P0xer @Bragato18 on his depiction of Jack Bogle as a real super hero when it came to the pioneering ideas he had about investing 45+ years ago. Considered a classic in investing circles, Bogle’s Common Sense on Mutual Funds is a must read when it comes to understanding index funds. Index funds are usually a core holding in many investor portfolios. In fact, @Bragato18 had read Bogle's book as part of an investment reading list some years ago.  "[The] theory was go for low fees, whole market funds. Then let time work its magic," commented @Bragato18 about Common Sense on Mutual Funds. In a recent post on building wealth, @Bragato18 discusses Jack Bogle and his book in more detail. 

A record outflow from a popular Vanguard ETF is causing a big commotion.

How large money managers control our economy.

A few reasons to consider Microsoft in a stock portfolio.

According to Esha Dey, it looks like we may need to proceed with caution on Tesla stock, "...as the scrutiny intensifies on the company...[and] investors are struggling to make sense...that is trading far above the lofty valuations." 

Matt McCall is forecasting a significant upside for stocks in 2021, along with potential for a big return on investment. 

Visual thinking by Vishal Khandelwal of Safal Niveshak on becoming an investing Buddha through his iron rules. 

91 parties. 91 fractional stock giveaways. 91 spreadsheet rows that tell the story. My Stash Stock Party portfolio has been updated recently with ETSY.

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