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Re:NautilusTrader: Open-Source, High-Performance Algorithmic... by cosmicgadget on Wednesday August 06, 2025 @01:22PM (#44814912)
Generally true but nvda and pltr are normie stocks and can account for these returns from this year.
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Re:NautilusTrader: Open-Source, High-Performance Algorithmic... by lerchmo on Wednesday August 06, 2025 @03:29PM (#44816564)
Boggle head is basically pick 2-3 vanguard etfs and check back in 25 years.
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Re:NautilusTrader: Open-Source, High-Performance Algorithmic... by Breza on Friday August 15, 2025 @09:58AM (#44912514)
That's my approach. I got my quarterly statement in the mail yesterday. Looks like the market must have gone up over the past three months. Not sure what to do with this information since it's not like I'm going to change anything.
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Re:NautilusTrader: Open-Source, High-Performance Algorithmic... by andrepd on Wednesday August 06, 2025 @01:57PM (#44815394)
But then it's not a Boglehead lol
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Re:NautilusTrader: Open-Source, High-Performance Algorithmic... by fyrabanks on Wednesday August 06, 2025 @06:05PM (#44818405)
https://www.bogleheads.org/wiki/Passively_managing_individua...

I understand where you’re coming from, but there isn’t a incongruity. Individual stock investments are a relatively small part of my overall portfolio.

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Re:NautilusTrader: Open-Source, High-Performance Algorithmic... by andrepd on Wednesday August 06, 2025 @06:45PM (#44818735)
> The discussion here assumes that you are not trying to beat the market, but instead passively managing individual stocks to create your own "DIY index fund."
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