Yeah I am fence sitting so bad right now. I had every intention of selling but now...20, 50, 100 and 200 DMAs all sloping positive on SPY.
Covered calls are your friend.Yeah I am fence sitting so bad right now. I had every intention of selling but now...
Now my MSFT... that's looking like it might be time to finally get out, idk.
My MSFT is in my ROTH. Definitely don't have enough to sell covered calls even if I could.Covered calls are your friend.
Covered calls are your friend.
ARM below the IPO price.ARM about to crack down below the IPO price. Poor bagholders.
Start here...
Fidelity is a good option. Just letting cash sit in their money market fund right now is 4.97%, and you can immediately move it from there to your bank account, a trade, etc.Ugh my CU... they finally updated their savings account rates... .48% APY. I don't float enough money to care that much but still agitates me that they want 18 month CD to get the rates I could get in regular savings accounts. I think I'm about done with them. What does everyone use for trading, banking and otherwise?
Currently I use M1 for investing and I've thought about jumping more over to M1, but their high yield savings accounts are still invite only.
What good out there?
One thing to keep in mind is that rate is not FDIC insured. The FDIC insured rate is about half of that.Fidelity is a good option. Just letting cash sit in their money market fund right now is 4.97%, and you can immediately move it from there to your bank account, a trade, etc.
AMEX offers a high yield savings account. Its about 4.5%Ugh my CU... they finally updated their savings account rates... .48% APY. I don't float enough money to care that much but still agitates me that they want 18 month CD to get the rates I could get in regular savings accounts. I think I'm about done with them. What does everyone use for trading, banking and otherwise?
Currently I use M1 for investing and I've thought about jumping more over to M1, but their high yield savings accounts are still invite only.
What good out there?
I'm testing the waters at Texas Capital Bank, if you're a Texan you can park cash there for 4.88% (effectively 5% with daily compounding).AMEX offers a high yield savings account. Its about 4.5%
I've tried to steer clear of Amex for no particular reason. Just don't have any cards.AMEX offers a high yield savings account. Its about 4.5%
I use SOFI.Ugh my CU... they finally updated their savings account rates... .48% APY. I don't float enough money to care that much but still agitates me that they want 18 month CD to get the rates I could get in regular savings accounts. I think I'm about done with them. What does everyone use for trading, banking and otherwise?
Currently I use M1 for investing and I've thought about jumping more over to M1, but their high yield savings accounts are still invite only.
What good out there?