Fare un po di check alla grammatica prima di premere post sarebbe meglio
Non sono sicuro che dare accesso ai miei file ad un ai sia una buona idea
Why are you posting corporate advertising on lemmy
I noticed the fees I think, in the app I'm using (traderepubblic) are listed as small yearly percentages (like 0.07% yearly and some founds go up to 0.60% does that feel right?) and a 1€ fee for "services" also annually.
For taxes I'm somewhat lucky that traderepubblic and the way taxes works in my country makes everything almost automatic for me, but I'll keep an eye out for weird things
I am 500% certain that I have absolutely no idea on how to actually understand if a stock is too cheap or too expensive, so I will definitively not try to do it for the foreseeable future lol
Thank you for your answer!
Thank you for your time! Your explanation of what an EFTs is so helpful actually.
I got a whiff of the complications about local lows could bring already but I think I am handling those problems better then the ones with the actual trading (mostly because I can actually understand what people talk about)
Also I want to say that I don't really want to buy from "the big ones" like Amazon or Microsoft for a deep personal hatred towards certain megacorps
Also I want to say that I don't really want to buy from "the big ones" like Amazon or Microsoft for a deep personal hatred towards certain megacorps
cross-posted from: https://lemmy.blahaj.zone/post/46894980
Hi, I am a young Italian (I guess the "poste Italiane" gives it away uh) and I plan to make my fist small experiments to understand how buying stoks and ETFs works.
I tried to look around what all those acronyms and big words mean but usually the definition and explanations I found use other acronyms and big words and end up being mentally exhausting to follow.
As far as I understand An ETF is a group of companies that share a market and by shoving money in there (investing in the found is the right phrase I guess)
you either buy stocks
(which are just money you give the company to spend and after the profit is made it should give it back with a certain interest I think, right? How much interest and how often is a great mystery I have yet to solve)
or fractions of stocks
(what is the point of a stock being a certain price then???? If i can just buy a small piece of it???)
from one of the companies in the found
(randomly I guess, or according to a broker whims maybe idk)and when the dividends are paid you can either get some money back or reinvested in the found.
Those ETFs are apparently more secure because they spread your money around multiple companies within multiple fields and I feel like I should invest more in those then in singular companies, is that right?
Also I'm planning to start with 50€ each month but if I feel comfortable enough I plan to rise the investment to maybe 300€ monthly, but I often see people saying that for those amounts of money (which are a fuckton to me) you should just dump in a single ETF and forget about it for like 10 years, but it feels so wrong to put so much money into something with risks attached to it and then ignoring it, is there something else I'm not getting? (As opposed to all the other things I'm understanding perfectly, right?)
Hi, I am a young Italian (I guess the "poste Italiane" gives it away uh) and I plan to make my fist small experiments to understand how buying stoks and ETFs works.
I tried to look around what all those acronyms and big words mean but usually the definition and explanations I found use other acronyms and big words and end up being mentally exhausting to follow.
As far as I understand An ETF is a group of companies that share a market and by shoving money in there (investing in the found is the right phrase I guess)
you either buy stocks
(which are just money you give the company to spend and after the profit is made it should give it back with a certain interest I think, right? How much interest and how often is a great mystery I have yet to solve)
or fractions of stocks
(what is the point of a stock being a certain price then???? If i can just buy a small piece of it???)
from one of the companies in the found
(randomly I guess, or according to a broker whims maybe idk)
and when the dividends are paid you can either get some money back or reinvested in the found.
Those ETFs are apparently more secure because they spread your money around multiple companies within multiple fields and I feel like I should invest more in those then in singular companies, is that right?
Also I'm planning to start with 50€ each month but if I feel comfortable enough I plan to rise the investment to maybe 300€ monthly, but I often see people saying that for those amounts of money (which are a fuckton to me) you should just dump in a single ETF and forget about it for like 10 years, but it feels so wrong to put so much money into something with risks attached to it and then ignoring it, is there something else I'm not getting? (As opposed to all the other things I'm understanding perfectly, right?)
A little trick I use with obsidian is that if you use syncthing to sync the vault folder you can basically have a shared vault (in my experience the time to get edits from one device to another is like 10/15 seconds which is not bad at all)
"other females" At least make better bait if you have to create strawmens to make people hate the vegan movement
That's how you know it's something made to discredit the vegan movement by some angry 4channer
Or you could pirate it
Just tried it and it works for me
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