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What are SPDRs?

SPDRs (Spiders) are index ETF shares that track the S&P 500, or could refer to other similar ETFs tracking other indices. The SPDR is the longest standing ETF (exchange traded fund), and has existed since 1993. Unlike index mutual funds that track the S&P, ETFs can trade intraday, can be sold short, and bought on margin. There are other SPDR ETFs that are spin-offs, and using “SPDRs” in the plural might refer to these as well. SPDRs are managed by State Street Global Advisors, and the S&P 500 SPDR is listed on the NYSE under the ticker symbol SPY. Continue reading...

If I Want to Establish a SIMPLE IRA, Do I Have to Establish One for All Employees of My Business?

In general, the answer is “Yes,” but there are a few exceptions. If you decide to establish a SIMPLE IRA, every eligible employee must be offered a SIMPLE IRA account. An employee is eligible if they have earned $5,000 in compensation during any two previous years, and are expected to earn $5,000 the current year. If an employee is unwilling to participate, the employer must open up a SIMPLE IRA on behalf of the employee. Continue reading...

How Can I Establish a Money Purchase/Profit Sharing Plan?

Like other qualified plans, these need a written plan document and investments to fund. A written plan document must be established and distributed to all employees notifying them of the plan and of all pertinent details, in language they can understand. Plans must be established by December 31 of the year for which contributions will be made, and, since the contributions come from the employer for both of these, the employer has at least 8 months of the following year to meet funding requirements. Continue reading...

What Does the SPY ETF, the SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust, Contain?

Ever wondered about the allure of the SPY ETF? Dive into the legacy of this pioneering fund, its ties to the S&P 500 Index, and its impact on the investment landscape. Discover the nuances that set it apart and why it remains a cornerstone for investors navigating the U.S. equity market Continue reading...

What are the key differences between VFIAX and SPY, and how do they compare as investment options?

📈 Exploring VFIAX vs. SPY: Which is Your Ideal Investment? Discover the cost-efficiency battle between VFIAX & SPY, from fees to performance. VFIAX's rock-bottom expense ratio gives it an edge, but SPY offers tax advantages. Tailor your investment choice to your goals! 💼💰 #Investing #VFIAX #SPY Continue reading...

FAQ: What should I do if I'm not receiving Buy/Sell Daily Signal Alerts?

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Best 3 AI-Driven Robots for Rapidly Changing Market Conditions

This past week, the market showed significant volatility due to economic uncertainties and changing investor sentiment. Major indices like SPY and QQQ displayed strong bullish trends, while IWM and DIA had mixed signals, indicating cautious outlooks for smaller cap stocks. Tickeron's Swing Trader robots achieved impressive profits and high annualized returns, demonstrating their effectiveness in navigating and capitalizing on market fluctuations. Continue reading...

FAQ: Trader’s Dashboard

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Exploring Top Real Estate Development Stocks

The real estate development industry, a sector deeply involved in transforming raw land into various forms of usable property such as commercial spaces, resorts, and multi-family units, has been a cornerstone of economic growth and stability. This industry also extends its reach to agricultural land development, showcasing its versatility. What makes this sector particularly intriguing for investors is its defensive nature. These companies usually own the land they develop, providing a cushion against market volatility. This characteristic often renders them more resilient in bear markets compared to other sectors. Continue reading...

Strategic Trading: Leveraging AI in Volatile Market Conditions

This article discusses the recent performance of financial markets, highlighting significant volatility in major indices like the S&P 500, Nasdaq-100, Russell 2000, and Dow Jones Industrial Average. Despite some indices facing declines, others showed resilience amid heightened market uncertainty. It also introduces Tickeron's top 5 AI trading robots, designed to enhance trading strategies using advanced algorithms and real-time data analysis, offering traders a strategic edge in navigating market complexities. Continue reading...

What is an ETF? Definition

ETFs are very popular and useful investment vehicles that offer affordable diversification and professional portfolio management. An ETF is a basket of securities that is designed to ‘mimic’ the performance of an index, sector, or category of securities. For example, the ETF with ticker SPY is designed to track the performance of the S&P 500, and the company that creates the ETF (in this case Barclays iShares) builds the ETF simply by purchasing the 500 stocks in the S&P 500. Investors can purchase shares of the ETF as a means of gaining instant access to all 500 stocks in the S&P 500, thus tracking its performance. Continue reading...

Week (July 22 - 26) in Review: Financial Leaders

The article provides a detailed overview of the financial markets' performance during the week of July 22 - 26, highlighting significant market volatility across major indexes such as QQQ, SPY, DIA, and IWM. It discusses the contrasting performances in sectors and asset classes, including cryptocurrencies and sector-specific ETFs, reflecting investor sentiment and responses to economic data and corporate earnings. The summary emphasizes the importance of staying informed in a volatile market environment. Continue reading...

Maximizing Swing Trading Gains Through Debt Ranking Insights

This article explores the importance of swing trading strategies focused on debt efficiency and earnings yield, tailored for beginner investors. It delves into how the VIX, or Volatility Index, impacts market sentiment and highlights the performance of major indices like SPY, DIA, QQQ, and IWM. Additionally, it introduces Tickeron's advanced AI trading robots, showcasing their ability to navigate market complexities and enhance trading outcomes. Continue reading...

Maximize Profits in Trading: AI Robots and High Volatility Strategies

The past week saw a moderate rise in market volatility as the VIX index increased, while major indexes like SPY, QQQ, DIA, and IWM showed positive growth, reflecting investor optimism. Tickeron’s AI Robots stand out for their ability to enhance trading results through advanced algorithms, identifying trends and signals that help in making informed decisions and managing risks effectively. Continue reading...

Top 4 AI Robots for Medium and High Market Volatility

Over the past week, market volatility surged, driven by economic indicators and geopolitical events. Tickeron's trading robots excelled in this unpredictable environment, surpassing the SPY index with sophisticated algorithms that adapt to market changes. Explore how these advanced tools can optimize your trading strategy and enhance your investment returns. Continue reading...

What Is USD/JPY (U.S. Dollar/Japanese Yen)?

In the vast world of forex trading, understanding currency pairs is essential for investors looking to navigate the global financial markets. One such key pairing is USD/JPY, representing the exchange rate between the United States dollar and the Japanese yen. In this article, we'll delve into the intricacies of USD/JPY, exploring its significance, factors influencing its movements, and correlations with other currencies. USD/JPY, simply put, is the ticker symbol used to denote the currency exchange rate between the U.S. dollar (USD) and the Japanese yen (JPY). Continue reading...

Optimizing Your Trades: Weekly Market Insights and Tickeron's Top AI Robots

This week, financial markets showed resilience with major indices like the Dow Jones, S&P 500, and Nasdaq hitting record levels due to positive economic data and sustained investor optimism. The Russell 2000 index saw a slight weekly decrease, while the VIX volatility index rose, indicating increased market volatility. Tickeron introduces three advanced AI trading robots, offering strategic advantages in navigating the dynamic market landscape. Continue reading...

Weekly Market Insights: Record Levels and AI-Powered Trading Strategies

Discover how Tickeron's AI-powered trading robots can enhance your trading strategies in a resilient market. Learn about their advanced algorithms, detailed technical analysis, and real-time data insights to help you navigate high-volatility stocks, short bias, and long-only positions. Stay ahead with Tickeron's cutting-edge tools and maximize your trading potential. Continue reading...

What does delta mean?

Delta is a ratio which measures the degree of correlation between changes in price for the underlying security and changes in the price of the option. Put another way, Delta indicates the amount of price change in a derivative by comparing changes between asset and derivative prices. Delta is a multiple that applies to options positions; it, along with Gamma, Theta, and Vega, helps options investors calculate risk and potential return for an investment. Delta can quickly tell an options investor how much the price of their option will change per share relative to the price change in the underlying security. Delta is represented by a number between 1 and -1, with a negative Delta value sometimes written in accounting notation, like: (1). Continue reading...

Week (March 18 - 22) in Review: Financial Leaders

Dive into the heart of recent market dynamics with our latest analysis covering March 18-22. Witness the contrasting landscapes as commodities and certain indexes celebrate gains, while the cryptocurrency sphere navigates through turbulence. Continue reading...