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486 Plus: Callable Bonds, U.S. AI Stock Bubble, Robinhood, and Crypto Taxes

July 20, 2024 by David Stein · Updated July 27, 2024

In Plus episode 486, we review how to estimate expected returns when a fund or ETF holds callable bonds. We consider two questions from members worried about high valuations for the U.S. stock market. We discuss the long-term viability of Robinhood. Finally, we discuss ways to reduce the tax headache of owning cryptocurrency. … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Money Plus Tagged With: AI, asset bubbles, bubbles, callable bonds, cryptocurrency, Robinhood, stock valuations, taxes, yield to worst

329 Plus: Robinhood, Mortgages and ETF Transparency

January 30, 2021 by David Stein · Updated January 25, 2022

In Plus Episode 329, we review why Robinhood and other brokers suspended trading in certain stock shares this past week. We walk through a numerical example of how a home mortgage fits into an overall asset allocation and how the portfolio mix could be adjusted if the mortgage is paid off to maintain a similar risk profile. Finally, review the difference between transparent and non-transparent ETFs for actively managed ETFs such as those by Ark Invest. 329 Plus View and Listen To … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Uncategorized Tagged With: active ETFs, ARK Invest, ARKK, ETFs, home mortgage, mortgage, non-transparent ETFs, Robinhood, transparent ETFs

223: How To Invest When You Have Little Money

September 26, 2018 by David Stein · Updated May 27, 2021

How commission free ETFs, mobile apps and zero fee index funds make it easier to invest if you have little money. What are some examples of commission fee ETFs and funds for Vanguard, Fidelity, Robinhood and TD Ameritrade. Photo by Alex Block In this episode you’ll learn: What are the options for investing when you have little money..How brokerage firms make money apart from commissions.What happens if a brokerage firm goes bankrupt.Why are companies destroying billions … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Podcast Tagged With: brokerage firms, commissions, order flow, Robinhood, SIPC

MNY065 Plus: Iceland versus Greece, Robinhood App and Currency Risk

July 18, 2015 by David Stein · Updated May 24, 2021

This week's Money For the Rest of Us Plus episode discusses why Iceland has been able to recover economically while Greece remains mired in depression. I also answer Hub member questions regarding the Robinhood Trading platform/app and how to minimize currency risk when living overseas. The episode length is 18 minutes. … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Money Plus Tagged With: currencies, currency hedges, Greece, Robinhood

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