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If The S&P 500 Doesn’t Hit 10,000, This ETF Is Going To Zero - AOL (opens the original)
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Roundhill's new ETF holds SPY call options struck at 10,000, expiring worthless in January 2030 if the S&P 500 falls short of that level. BIL beats 87% of bond ETFs this year, and money market funds hold $8 trillion with outflows unlikely until rates drop below 3%. Roundhill pitches the fund as long-term leverage without daily volatility drag, but investors risk a near-total loss if timing or direction is wrong. Building a portfolio and living off one are two completely different skills, and alm
If The S&P 500 Doesn't Hit 10,000, This ETF Is Going To Zero (opens the original)
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Roundhill just launched an ETF that pays off big or goes to zero, with everything riding on a single index level on a single date four years away. Whether the math even makes sense for most investors is a different… This post may contain links from our sponsors and affiliates, and Flywheel Publishing may receive compensation for actions taken through them. Roundhill launched a fund on October 1, 2026 whose entire payoff depends on one number. The Roundhill S&P 500 Target 10,000 2030 ETF (ticker
Trump Threatens To Ban Diesel Exports To France And Germany Unless They Release 120 Million Barrels From Reserves. Analysts Say Ban Could Backfire On American Drivers. (opens the original)
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Washington is threatening to cut off diesel exports to France and Germany unless they drain 120 million barrels from emergency reserves, but the official wielding that threat already said the tool is broken. This post may contain links from our sponsors and affiliates, and Flywheel Publishing may receive compensation for actions taken through them. The Trump administration has put a price on transatlantic goodwill, and it is measured in oil. Through Energy Secretary Chris Wright, Washington is p
In 1935, An Illinois Secretary Bought 3 Shares Of Her Company’s Stock For $180. She Never Sold A Single Share And Always Reinvested Dividends. By The Time She Died In 2010 Her 3 Abbott Shares Had Turned Into $7.2 Million. - AOL (opens the original)
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Grace Groner bought 3 Abbott (ABT) shares for $180 in 1935, never sold, reinvested every dividend, and died leaving a real $7.2 million estate. Nine stock splits turned her 3 shares into 2,304, but reinvested dividends over 75 years drove the bulk of her $7.2 million fortune. Groner, orphaned and childless, left her entire fortune to Lake Forest College to fund student scholarships. Building a portfolio and living off one are two completely different skills, and almost nobody teaches the second.
By 2001, His Amazon Shares Had Fallen 93% And Wall Street Was Predicting The Company Would Go Bankrupt. Bill Miller Didn’t Care, He Doubled Down At $6 A Share. Two Decades Later He Had More Amazon Stock Than Anyone Not Named Bezos - AOL (opens the original)
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AMZN dropped 93% to ~$6 in 2001 amid bankruptcy predictions, but Bill Miller doubled down after spotting positive free cash flow in Amazon's book business. While Wall Street fixated on the collapsing share price, Miller read the cash flow statement and saw a core business funding itself. Amazon returned over 82,000% from October 2001, and by 2020 the position consumed 83% of Miller's personal portfolio. Building a portfolio and living off one are two completely different skills, and almost nobod
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