Thought this was a fun little game of timing the market. This is based on actual data... Good luck!

https://www.prudential.com/cdn/tools/out-smart-market/?toolcta=OFF

Guys, ditch your briefs and trunks.

Switch to boxer briefs. They're the best.

Someone recommended me them 2 days back and I wonder why did I not know about this since past 7-8 years.

Thank me later 😂😂

Hello there, I'm applying to SC academy in UAE ..
I passed the first interview, now the next one is presentation and I'm waiting the requirements and details from them,

please any advice or tips ? and how much is the expected salary for solution consultant there in service now SC academy ?

Can anyone speak on their experience/advice on moving from the U.S. to a firm in the Middle East region?

Will the demand for salesforce developer increase in next one year ?

I'm looking to add a Branch Office Administrator...anyone have experience with hiring for that position?

$150 base 15k signing bonus for manager at EY— seems low for current market. Thoughts?

Hi Fishes

Is Dell technology an remote first company?

I saw the question before but it has died so I’ll ask again, what is your job title & base salary. Years of experience and bonus structure would be nice to but not necessary.

I’ll go first, I have 5 YOE, currently am a technical consultant, 110k with a up to 5k bonus per quarter based on MBOs.

Does anyone know what vaccinations are looking like? Where to get them and when they’ll be available?

Anyone here at Nunwood?

Where’s my K Swiss?

Anyone knows if Singapore trash collection separates waste into recyclables ? If not, how can we do it ourselves in sg?
I live in a condo FYI.

When it comes to education and application of the knowledge, what is preferred, masters in cyber security or various cyber security certifications in regards to application at work?

HELP!
If I sell a mutual fund (aciex) to buy an etf (splg) in my Roth IRA account, do I have to pay tax on the sale when filing next year? How does this work? TIA!

Hi everyone! I’m a young professional right out of college getting into investing and personal finance management. Trying to better understand and educate myself on personal finance and investment strategies. Can someone recommend some recourses (books, podcasts, experts to follow, etc.) where it’s clearly explained for beginners? Trying to make sense of 401Ks, Roth IRAs, emergency funds etc.
Like I’m looking for someone like Dave Ramsey but for investment and money management advice.

Need some advice. Currently 32 YO with $23.7k in student loans, $60k in retirement, and $54k in cash. Want to pay off loans by end of year, max out 401k, and save for a house. Does it make sense to use $10k from pension to pay down loans and the rest from cash? How much should I have in my 401k by this point?

Mutual funds you have your eye on right now?

Does anyone have a referral for “Citi Double Cash” credit card?

Leave it to a 2% dip in a day to send people panicking lol

Does anyone else think that IBKR’s customer service is kinda shitty compared to other brokerages?

What’s the max umbrella policy coverage y’all have seen offered by insurance providers? Looking to get one for the first time. Anything I should consider/ask the insurance company?

Are you investing today?

HYSA anyone recommends?

New to investing. Looking for any/ all tips... book recommendations, YouTube videos on how to get started

Any tips or tricks for a first time home buyer saving for mortgage trying to avoid pmi? Any advice appreciated. Cont.

I don’t get it: Why would anyone invest, for example, in a 6% dividend yield etf with a 0.50% ER (ie EMHY) instead of a 9% dividend yield etf with a 2.5 ER (ie YYY)? Wouldn’t you still be getting better results with the expensive one?

Any thoughts of investing in gold or gold related instruments?

What did you do with your RSU’s after it vested? Did you keep it or was it sold and reinvest to another stock/fund/etf?

Whats the benefit of a roth ira vs an individual brokerage account?

If I’m contributing to my Roth 401k vs pretax 401k and my employer matches 10% of my contributions. My employer match be 10% on my post tax contributions right? Technically meaning I’ll be getting less of my 10% employer match then if I were to do pretax 401k since that match would be on a higher amount?