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ExPatriatePen wrote:Having said that, I have one more phrase to share with you "an overbought market"
KennyTheKangaroo wrote:EPP has been bearish since the day this thread was started.
KennyTheKangaroo wrote:Q:
Anyone have any good suggestions on a solid short term bond etf?
KennyTheKangaroo wrote:Q:
Anyone have any good suggestions on a solid short term bond etf?
King Sid the Great 87 wrote:KennyTheKangaroo wrote:Q:
Anyone have any good suggestions on a solid short term bond etf?
What are your thoughts here, kenny? Seems that with easy money Bernanke at the wheel, you'd be better off just parking your money in an ING account and drawing 0.75%.
King Sid the Great 87 wrote:KennyTheKangaroo wrote:Q:
Anyone have any good suggestions on a solid short term bond etf?
What are your thoughts here, kenny? Seems that with easy money Bernanke at the wheel, you'd be better off just parking your money in an ING account and drawing 0.75%.
eddysnake wrote:Dow Jones hits 15,000
Tomas wrote:King Sid the Great 87 wrote:KennyTheKangaroo wrote:Q:
Anyone have any good suggestions on a solid short term bond etf?
What are your thoughts here, kenny? Seems that with easy money Bernanke at the wheel, you'd be better off just parking your money in an ING account and drawing 0.75%.
Or better yet, why not open one of the high-yield checking accounts (one of the good places to start https://www.kasasa.com/cash) and get your guaranteed 2.5+% FDIC insured return? (You just need to remember to make 10 miniscule debit card transactions - like Starbucks coffee purchase - per month.) This is where I park my cash reserves. I don't think a short-term bond ETF can beat that.
KennyTheKangaroo wrote:[ a high yield checking account is intriguing, but at the end of the day, kenny the kangaroo is lazy and would rather not go through the effort to create a new account.
anyways, that cash needs to stay safe and even a short term bond fund probably is a little too risky at this point.
Tomas wrote:For Android users - what is the best app for getting the REAL TIME quotes?
I just migrated from iPhone to Android. Overall, it's a great experience, with one (important) exception. CNBC app - which is unbelievably awesome on iPhone - is a total crap on Android.
I also don't like Bloomberg, because in 2013, they still show delayed quotes only - which is totally unacceptable to me.
So - what is the best non-CNBC, non-Bloomberg option out there?
ulf wrote:When you sell.
KennyTheKangaroo wrote:ulf wrote:When you sell.
there may also be times when you have to pay tax on capital gain distributions. but those are reported on your 1099-div.
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