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I just grabbed the S&P 500 annualized returns, including dividends but not inflation, from 1871 to 2017. Some fun facts: -The longest run of positive returns is 9 years. -9 year positive return runs happened 3 times, 1894-1902, 1991-1999, and 2009-2017. -That means if 2018 is a positive return year, this would be the first 10 year positive return run ever in the 146 history of the S&P 500. -The average and median length of positive return runs is 3.6 years and 2 years, respectively. -The longest run of negative returns is 4 years, this happened once from 1929-1932. -The average and median…
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2021 · github.com
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Read the Tape gives players the same 5 S&P500 stock charts per day to predict. You select low, medium or high confidence and then call the chart UP or DOWN. It's a 1d chart which then resolves over 5 days. Alpha is scored against the Monkey Index, a basket of 11 random coin flips at low confidence which provides a tangible win/lose condition. We're two weeks in and some interesting data is being kicked up. Players like to call tops even though stonks go up- 60% of the 70 charts so far resolve higher, players' down calls have only been right 31% of the time. There's a full stats dive at…
Jul 2026 · readthetape.cc
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2020 · govtrades.com
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2020 · quiverquant.com
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Hello - I’m the founder of Frec. We built a direct indexing product that lets you tax loss harvest the S&P 500 or the S&P Information Technology indexes for a low 0.10% fee and a minimum deposit of $20k. You can start your direct index with cash or contribute stock you already have. Our historical simulations based on 20-years of data show that we harvest ~40% of every deposit back in capital losses over a period of 5 years. I linked to a live demo account with a real $50k deposit made on Dec 5, 2023. The account shows that our trades track the S&P very closely. As of January 21, our direct…
2024 · frec.com
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2020 · tijorifinance.com
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2020 · quiverquant.com
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2016 · itunes.apple.com
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https://www.forestpin.com/cse/ This is still experimental and is a different way of analyzing stocks in the long term. We consider Dividends, Rights Issues, Bonus Issues, and Splits to calculate the value of the share. This gives a more realistic view than simply looking at the share price variations. We reinvest cash from dividends in the same stock and sell existing shares to execute rights. It's a simple calculation but it gives a much better perspective of the stocks in the long term than simply looking at the share price. You can select a stock symbol or click on…
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2018 · mytradelab.com
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2020 · intellitrade.app
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2017 · github.com
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I was with BOFA and Chase Private Client for years before I realized that they were making tons of interest off my money and just keeping it for themselves. The funny thing is that since I had a lot of money with them they raised my rate as a thank you to wait for it 0.02% instead of 0.01% lol. Got upset because of this and made this site. It scrapes all the banks every 30 minutes so it is the most real time source of APY data on the internet. Rates are now over 3% at the high end so it makes sense to park your money in these places rather than the big three banks.
2022 · apy.fyi
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I made 2024 Crypto Recap to make an engaging way to see how your crypto portfolio stacked up this year. If you aren't someone who spends all day monitoring the latest in crypto, but still have some crypto on eg Coinbase, you might have a general sense of how your portfolio is doing, but might not know other things like: - How did your portfolio fare vs the S&P 500 this year? - What were your best and worst trades, if you had any? - How does your crypto behavior compare to others? I made 2024 Crypto Recap to make a fun, quick way to see all these in a familiar format. I had the idea to make…
2024 · 2024cryptorecap.com
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