17% with blowup risk. Or 12% or what not in Savings Bonds, at one point, during the last 5 years. Downside not traded in the secondary market and non marginable. Limit to how many one can buy, at Treasury Direct. T-bills 5.5 % at on point, and Tips more, at some point. Could be used as collotral. Portfolio margin acccount minium 110.000K at IB. I have read that at Bright Trading Propfirm, the first goal for new traders is 1/10th of 1% a day. So with some smart beta conservative options tardes or scalps in stock or futures or swing trading. With a daily stop at 0.05 or 0.1 %, at least no blowup risk, but not risk free at all. 250 trading days a year 0.05% + 50 dollars a day. 12% yearly + around 5% in T-bills is 17% a year. In teory. On a 110.000K portfolio margin account. The OP have runned blowup risk for 17% not ajusted for inflation, to put the dividend into a money-market fund, at 4-5% according to him.. If REIT blowup tomorrow, there is blowup risk according to the banksters on the forum, still not breakeven adjusted for inflation.
It’s margin account but it covered by my cash. I did not borrow money. I’m using margin to have money allocated right away after my trade rather than some waiting time in cash t/a instance. So I’m not paying any interest, they pay me on money market for my cash.
Not at all A lot of math statistics implemented in multiple indicators. For example BB is 2x standard deviations. I’m very proficient beside a lot of years of experience on the market as well. How about you, do you know what math can do for your trade experience ?
My money has covered by special insurance for one account over $1M. Tell me how come I will lose it. Plus no crush in nearest future, Fed will down the rate % and it will help the REIT.
Is it a Lloyd s insurance, that covers all your losses. It must be cheap, with your REGRESSION ANALYSIS. Tell me about it, the insurance. But, maybe you are right, and your REIT will go up due to lower interest. That is good for you, if that is the case. I hope so. But you leaned it is coralated to interest yesterday. And brought it, when they rised intereste rates. But, I whish you all the best.
It covers in case of institutional bankruptcy. $500k covered by SIPC. In Excess of SIPC insurance covers $1.9M. Money market goes under SIPC.