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HGBL haven't looked into si but this stock under the radar I think
HGBL technology: communications and networking. Undervalued under radar?
HGBL, found another upcoming gainer, had first profitable EPS can't wait for the next one 📈
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Stocks for today?? Keeping an eye on Aton a nice drop now. In on ASST and HGBL
$EVTV $ATON $HGBL Will keep eyes on EVTV as it proved to be today’s money printer for me!
I have recently decided to ditch my financial planner and will do things myself. I wasn’t happy with the performance of my portfolio and was paying way too much in fee’s. I’m looking at a passive investment portfolio in addition to my super that I max out contributions to each year, as it is the most tax effective investment option. In addition to super I have a family trust account that I will run my investment portfolio through. I will have a 230k deposit and will continue 4k deposits monthly. I’ve got a 20yr time frame. I live in Australia. I am looking at passive index style ETF investing, however I will continue to do some active investing on the side with separate money (<10% of total portfolio). Dumb perhaps but I enjoy it and it’s doing fairly well. I am finding it hard to make a few decision. Starting to get investor paralysis. I know that I’m no investment guru and have been bitten hard by non-market investments in the past, so fear that I make bad decisions. 1. Should I just use a vanguard pre-made high growth portfolio for a slightly higher fee (0.29)? Alternatively I could do exactly what the fund does for a calculated expense ratio of 0.16 if bought the individual ETF’s myself and rebalanced them quarterly. On doing the maths probably looking at 40-60k benefit after 20yrs if I did it myself. 2. If I did a vanguard portfolio would it be reasonable to have 20% of my money go into some low cost AVANTIS factor ETF’s? I like the idea behind their investment philosophy. Perhaps AVGE 15% and AVUV 5%? I don’t trust anything enough to put all my money into it. Additionally as not based in Australia comes with currency risk. 3. I have considered my own portfolio of index ETF’s, which I like the idea of but worry that doing it myself is increasing my risk too much. - VAS 25% (keep significant australian portion to portfolio for tax benefit of franking credits) - GEAR 10% (basically a geared VAS. On studying gearing and reading some papers I can see that optimally geared ETF’s can perform better for reasonable risk) - BGBL 30% for a low cost international exposure (70% US) - HGBL 10% (same as BGBL but hedged) - VBLD 10% for infrastructure exposure and less volatility - VEU 5% for Europe and Japan exposure (mostly) - VAE 5% for Asia minus Japan exposure Thanks for your help.
HGBL reached record net operating expenses had great earnings
If we can do hat we are doing with GME ...with HGBL we are all going to be making loot....alll i ask is that you take a look ....
Guys im serious when i say its going to be a fun and profitable ride with HGBL ...its going to be the next GME of small stocks...just give it a chance and check it out ...trading at 1.20 right now and its a 5 dollar stock all day long ...
Guys im serious when i say its going to be a fun and profitable ride with HGBL ...its going to be the next GME of small stocks...just give it a chance and check it out ...trading at 1.20 right now and its a 5 dollar stock all day long ...
HGBL This is going to be a fun ride ...
And HGBL , its going to go to the moon soon ....
Heritage Global Partners HGBL could be a fun one for you guys ...
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Just buy HGBL and FUSE