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justETF mentions (78)

• Just a very small portfolio - Any advice?

  If you want return maximisation, you may need a crystal ball. No one can guess long term which sectors will outperform. You can go to justetf.com and look at geo / sector etfs and see the last five years, but that is not the future. Source: 12 months ago

• Hi, as an european investor unfortunately I am not able to trade US ETFs such as QQQ. Is it possible to trade QQQ cfd though?

  Google CFDs and learn why you should not hold long-term investments in CFDs. The options trick will work only if you want to buy in chunks of 100. Check whether buying European UCITS ETFs offers any tax advantages in your country, in which case going for them is a no-brainer. They might be a good option either way. There are multiple UCITS ETFs following the Nasdaq-100. One is cheaper than QQQ but not very liquid... Source: about 1 year ago

• ETF used to be tradable, not it is not anymore

  For a long term solution it might be wise to find a different ETF, justetf.com is a great source of all available ETFs. Source: about 1 year ago

• Why is VanEck Global Real Estate always going down?

  It's currency is indeed unhedged according to justetf.com but why is this so much of a factor? I own many etfs that are currency-unhedged and none of them are performing so bad as much as VanEck Global Real Estate. Source: about 1 year ago

• Is there a U.K. based broker or bank that allows US ETF investment?

  Justetf.com, you can filter by matching indices. Source: over 1 year ago

Shrimpy mentions (6)

• Should a crypto index contain stablecoins?

  I'm considering setting up an automatic crypto index/automatic portfolio rebalancer for a portion of my holdings, and I'm playing around a bit with the tools at shrimpy.io. My plan is to include some of the top coins by marketcap and some coins that I believe in long term. I want the portfolio to rebalance by threshold, meaning that whenever a coin gains or loses value beyond a set percentage, the entire portfolio... Source: almost 2 years ago

• Can anyone suggest me any social trading platform?

  Nobody mentioned https://shrimpy.io yet – it's a pay to play thing, but it's spot-on exactly what you're asking for, and it also has utility for rebalancing even when you are not "copy-trading.". Source: over 2 years ago

• Weekend Discussion Thread for the Weekend of October 22, 2021

  Hello All, I am looking for a platform like shrimpy.io but for stocks. I want to connect the platform using API with my stockbroker and create a weekly portfolio of stocks that will automatically place trades for me for ratio selected and execute stop loss when it reaches a level of loss. Good to have automatic sell all on take profit too. Any recommendations? Thanks in advance. Source: over 2 years ago

• What’s your dream portfolio for rebalancing? Here’s mine.

  But please let us pick our rebalancing strategy! As in threshold rebalancing or frequency balancing. Threshold rebalance will rebalance when 1 asset deviates +/- % from it's target allocation %. Frequency balancing just rebalances every N days, N weeks, or N months. Also having a stop loss ability would be great, like if the portfolio value drops N % it triggers a stop loss. At least these are key features to how... Source: about 3 years ago

• Just looking for a level headed explanation on how this happens. So many stocks (especially heavily shorted ones) took IDENTICAL dips at 12:20pm eastern

  Shrimpy just watches the profiles of good crypto traders and lets you subscribe portions or all of your portfolio to them. I think their incentive, besides earning their own money in the market, is shrimpy pays them based on how many subscribers they get etc. http://shrimpy.io I was skeptical as fuck at first but actually even as crypto was crashing these guys navigated things pretty well, a lot better than I... Source: over 3 years ago