jhampton+FollowHow to Chill When the Stock Market Gets BumpyFeeling like the stock market is on a rollercoaster lately? You’re not alone. Big money is piling into AI and tech stocks, but that’s making things a bit too crowded and risky. Here’s a money hack: swap out some of those wild rides for low-volatility ETFs. These funds are like the comfort food of investing—steady, reliable, and less likely to give you heartburn when things get shaky. You’ll still be in the game, just with less drama. #Business #Market #InvestingTips00Share
Allen Rios+FollowEasy ETF Moves for a Chill 2026Feeling whiplash from last year’s wild market ride? You’re not alone. If picking individual stocks is stressing you out, it might be time to let Vanguard ETFs do the heavy lifting. Their S&P 500 and international high-dividend funds let you own a slice of everything—so you can focus on your coffee, not market drama. Bonus: solid dividends mean your money keeps working, even if you’re just chilling. Sometimes, simple really is smarter. #Business #Market #InvestingTips10Share
Danielle Anderson+FollowETF Fee Waivers: Free Sample for Your PortfolioT. Rowe Price just dropped two new ETFs—think of them as new menu items for your investment buffet. For the first 13 months, you can try them out without paying the usual fees, like a free sample at the grocery store. The catch? After the promo, the fees kick in, but they’re still pretty low. If you’re looking to spice up your core investments with a little active management, this could be your chance to taste-test without the risk of buyer’s remorse. #Business #Market #InvestingTips10Share
eric01+FollowWhy Everyone’s Talking About International ETFsHere’s a coffee break tip: Wall Street’s buzzing that the best deals for your investment dollars might be outside the US next year. With tech stocks feeling a bit pricey and everyone worried about an AI bubble, experts are eyeing international funds as a way to spread your risk. Morningstar just flagged 7 low-fee international ETFs that could help you diversify without breaking the bank. Think of it as giving your money a passport for new adventures! #Business #Market #InvestingTips00Share
Michael Austin+FollowSkip Tech FOMO: Where Vanguard Wants Your MoneyThinking about where to park your cash for the next decade? Vanguard says it’s time to look beyond the usual tech hype. They’re eyeing value stocks (think banks, factories, and everyday brands) and international picks (like companies in Europe and Japan). Why? These areas are cheaper to buy into and could quietly benefit from AI without the wild swings of Silicon Valley. Diversifying now could mean smoother sailing if tech stocks hit a rough patch. #Business #Market #InvestingTips00Share
Danielle Anderson+FollowWhy DBEU Might Be Your Next Money MoveIf you’re only eyeing US funds like VOO or SPY, you might be missing out. The DBEU ETF, which focuses on European stocks but shields you from wild currency swings, has quietly outperformed the S&P 500 this year. Translation: You get global flavor without the headache of exchange rates messing with your returns. Plus, the yield is nearly triple what VOO pays. If you want smoother rides and more cash back, DBEU could be your ticket. #Business #Market #InvestingTips00Share
Michael Austin+FollowWhy a Billionaire Just Ditched AI for DishwashersEver wonder what a billionaire does when everyone’s hyped about AI stocks? David Tepper, a Wall Street legend, just sold off big names like Intel and UnitedHealth to go all-in on... Whirlpool. Yep, the appliance brand. His move? Betting that when home sales pick up and tariffs hit, folks will need new washers and fridges. Sometimes, the smart money skips the hype and looks for the comeback story. Would you follow his lead or stick with the tech crowd? #Business #Market #InvestingTips00Share
Mark Sims+FollowHow Goldman Sachs Is Making Investing Less StressfulEver wish you could invest in the stock market without losing sleep over big drops? Goldman Sachs is rolling out new ETFs that act like a safety net—giving you some upside, but cushioning the blow if things go south. They’re even buying a company that specializes in these ‘buffer’ funds. The big takeaway: Wall Street is betting more people want to stay in the game, but with guardrails. Could this be the new way to ride out market storms? #Business #Market #InvestingTips01Share
Gregory Mann+FollowJim Cramer’s Stock-Picking Pep TalkNext time you’re topping up your coffee, here’s a hot take: Jim Cramer says you don’t have to settle for just riding the market wave with index funds. He claims he beat the market for 14 years by picking individual stocks, arguing that Wall Street isn’t as smart as it thinks. Still, he admits index funds are a safe bet for most folks—think set-it-and-forget-it for your 401(k). So, want to try your hand at stock picking, or stick with the autopilot? #Business #Market #InvestingTips00Share
Gregory Mann+FollowAre Your Investments Secretly Losing You Money?Ever wonder why your 401(k) or ETF never seems to match those shiny returns you see in ads? Turns out, most of us buy high and sell low—chasing the market instead of sticking to a plan. That habit can quietly eat up 15% of your gains over a decade! The real money hack? Set up automatic contributions and ignore the noise. Slow and steady wins, and your future self will thank you. #Business #Market #InvestingTips00Share
