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O & JEPI - monthly dividends that I use to buy other stocks
Disney - was undervalued and has multiple paths of growth, should increase their dividends
Target - undervalued, solid dividend
Reddit - one of a kind internet play
AMD - PC business has steady growth with possible AI upside

Strom 35? Balkonkraftwerk oder keinen PC/TV/Wama? Wieviel kWh pro Monat? Erscheint mir wenig.

In ToS, there’s an option under the “BUY” menu to buy covered, I believe it is. Not in front my my PC at the moment to confirm.

TA might have worked a little bit for large companies, back before ETrade opened up the world of intraday trading to every idiot with a PC. The market has since been driven 100% by sentiment and greed. Everybody thinks they're smarter than everybody else, so they think they can predict what everyone else will do because they think everybody else will follow the rules.

Du kannst am PC alles exportieren in CSV bis auf die wertpapierspezifische Timeline. Die kann nur angezeigt werden.
Du kannst aber das Depot (mit Einstandswerten) expoertieren, du kannst dein Konto exportieren, deine Orders, etc. Schlicht alles bis auf diese eine Sache. Brauchst du aber auch nicht. Wenn du es sowieso in xls hast, dann nimmst du das Depot und matchst deine ausgeführten Orders dazu. In wenigen Sekunden hast du deine Timeline.

It's possible that software makes more money, but AI will grow much faster than PC and is far more dependent on compute. This is still a "rip" scenario. I've said this before but AI is unlike every other market you're used to, PCs, internet, phones, etc. Unlike those industries where the end user is ultimately humans and has to wait for adoption and software to catch up, the end user of AI is other AI and growth is limited by hardware. The real problem of AI today is that hardware is too expensive. More hardware, cheaper, we would grow even faster.

I love NVIDIA as much as the next person, but I just don’t see how the stock is going to “rip”. It was a slam dunk in 2022, 2023 and part of 2024.
In 2025, they’re growing but absolutely slowing down the rate of acceleration. Losing the Chinese market cut 20% of their sales and that hurts. Competition is racing to get a piece of those 80% + margins.
My largest concern though is they don’t own the end user of their AI chips and that is always where the money is made. Look at PC’s, nobody cares who the largest/most profitable PC maker was in 1990.

Ich könnte dir jetzt die Antwort von FinanzenZero auf meine diesbezügliche Anfrage schicken...
Egal.
Wo lädst du dir das runter? Am PC? Dort gibt es kein Sammeldownload, keine Historie zu einem Wertpapier als csv...
Einzig den aktuellen Depotbestand als csv.
...aber vielleicht haben wir aneinander vorbei geredet 😝

Does it HAVE to be a laptop? You usually pay a significant premium on laptops for worse hardware than on a PC. If you need to travel I’d look into something like you linked; watch some reviews. The CPU performance is the most important for you as most platforms do calculations via your local PC, not the cloud.
If you’re also gaming but need a laptop, I’d look into a decent gaming laptop instead.
This laptop has an Intel CPU while most Ryzen CPU’s are more power efficient and less prone to overheating. Their per core performance is often better too meaning you benefit from platforms that only make use of around 6 cores.
If you multitask a lot I’d def recommend getting at least 24GB’s of RAM.

Time series. Or 'returns path'.
> such that when u get to retirement you are out of any economic downturn?
What if the downturn happens 4 or less years before retirement? Everything that you've compounded gets a big fat -30% drawdown? That's why the age idea is a good of rule of thumb as you avoid that catastrophic scenario by gradually diversifying (almost every year, with age).
Doesn't matter what asset class you're in if all correlations go to 0 or if the PE/PC world are forced to mark-to-market.

I don't have any of those issues but I'll mention one thing that I recently had to adjust.
I originally had 2FA setup such that it was thru SMS/Text. When they enabled the ability to use authenticators (beyond Norton), I was still getting SMS/Text in most cases. They guided me that I should turn off all 2FA and then enable the authenticator version again. Worked.
This is on PC (win or linux). I don't use the mobile app.
I highly recommend using 2FA on all financial accounts and any email accounts that you use with your finances.

Also bei mir gehört halt zum Gamin PC Hobby auch die Lust am bauen dazu. Wenn das nicht so Deins ist - auch okay :)

Stimme voll zu.
Allerdings ist das nur für Leute, die selbstständig sind.
Ich kenne genug Leute, die sich darin verlieren, arbeitslos sind und mit 180kg vorm PC sitzen und quasi bei Mama nur noch auf den Tod warten.
Leider gibt es davon genug Beispiele.

Zocken... 1.000h im Jahr. Bei vielleicht 200W Verbrauch im Durchschnitt lande ich bestimmt bei 60€ im Jahr. Dazu Verschleiß der Komponenten, also vielleicht alle 5 Jahre mal nen neuen PC (2.000€) oder alle 2 Jahre neue Tastatur/Maus/Headset (150€), dann macht das ca. 60€ + 400€ + 75€ = 535,00 € im Jahr.
Für mich ist das viel! Bzw teurere Hobbies hab ich nicht.

PC-Gaming. Einmalig bzw. alle 10 Jahre 2-3k für einen hochmodernen PC, ab und zu Spiele (im Sale) kaufen.
Gut, ich geh ab und zu noch zum lokalen Zweitligisten für 30 Euro pro Spiel und kicke selbst für 10 Euro im Monat an Beiträgen.

They ran a big ad in the 1984 Superbowl for their new Mac desktops. I was one of the few kids in my dorm to bring a PC of any type freshmen year 1990. Maybe 10% of us, most were IBM's though.

There’s not enough 3d platformers on PC. The only like *really* good one is a A Hat in Time. Been playing Astro Bot at my cousins place and this shit is great.
AAPL to 300

Gaming... Jeden Monat geben wir zsm knapp 100€ aus für Games und Abo (wow). Dazu alle paar Monate große Ausgaben bzw alle 3-6 Jahre neue PC Hardware da kommt man dann auch mal (bei 2 komplett setups mit Monitoren) auf 8000€ wie zb 2024.
Nintendo Switch 2 war ja dieses Jahr dann auch noch und dafür zubehör...
Natürlich ist das alles viel Geld und das muss man dann auch erstmal wieder erarbeiten. Da es aber unser einziges "großes" Hobby ist (ich zähle mal Essen gehen alle paar Wochen und 1-2x im Jahr ein paar Tage Urlaub im innland nicht mit...) geht es auch wieder.

https://reddit.com/link/1lsbyzz/video/o0sn1chgl2bf1/player
Evening folks, I am new to TradeStation and would like to download the Desktop TradeStation software into my PC. I have gone to all possible links/buttons in the website to look for a way to download but to no avail, all links leads back to the same d\*mn page. I really am confused as to how this works...
Please, any folks using TradeStation, how do I solve this issue? I couldn't find a single Youtube video that solves the problem.
Also, I do not wish to fund my account, I only wish to use their simulated account and do demo trading.
Thanks

Wie kommt man auf 10000 bei PC oder ist das over time?