u/FoggyFoggyFoggy

Capital One bought Discover Card and now has its own payment network and also brick & mortar cafes.

Wells Fargo already offers banking, mortgages, and investment banking.

Bank of America has a 6% cash back credit card.

They are all moving (or already have moved) to beefing up their app and digital presence including AI.

The window for SOFI to be that "one-stop shop" is evaporating.

What makes SOFI groundbreaking and different?

What does compounding earnings mean if the market fluctuates over time?

I understand the idea of compounding interest as that is interest growing exponentially off of itself. But this type of compounding doesn't apply to earnings over time.

What does compounding earnings even mean if the market fluctuates over time?

I understand the idea of compounding interest as that is interest growing exponentially off of itself. But this type of compounding doesn't apply to earnings over time.

You have VT, VTI, VOO, or the like... What's your fast growth/momentum add-on ETF? And how long do you plan to hold it?

The highly-regarded go-to "greatest of all time" SPMO or the nimble, more frequently balanced, kitchen sink VFMO?

What are the top US Momentum ETFs taking into account rebalancing timeline, liquidity, ER, respectable AUM & volume, solid management behind the scenes, etc.?

Right now I'm looking at SPMO, VFMO, MTUM, PDP, JMOM, SPHB, FDMO & QMOM.

I want to pick one as a 15 year buy & hold DCA candidate.

The only choices are MLB, NFL & College sports

Is there an ETF like SPMO that rebalances more often than every 6 months?

How do you catch momentum as you watch it fly by?

for Bogleheads?