Investing the funds in my HSA, instead of spending them/letting them sit has been a game changer for me
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Here’s how the VanEck Semiconductor ETF $SMH has performed each full year since 2016
2016: +35.53% 🟢
2017: +38.44% 🟢
2018: -9.04% 🔴
2019: +66.86% 🟢
2020: +55.54% 🟢
2021: +42.14% 🟢
2022: -33.52% 🔴
2023: +73.37% 🟢
2024: +39.08% 🟢
2025: +49.17% 🟢
2026: +21.31% 🟢 (so far)
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FIDELITY IS ABOUT TO CHARGE YOU $100 TO BUY CERTAIN ETFS
Starting June 1, 2026 the list of affected funds grows from 27 to 120+
Here are some of the ETFs now affected:
$MAGS Roundhill Magnificent Seven ETF
$QDTE Roundhill Innovation-100 0DTE Covered Call ETF
$YBTC Roundhill Bitcoin Covered Call Strategy ETF
$IVES Dan Ives Wedbush AI Revolution ETF
$XOVR CrossingBridge Responsible Credit ETF
$NFLW Roundhill NFLX WeeklyPay ETF
Roundhill alone has 40+ funds on the list
Fidelity's position: ETF issuers who don't pay Fidelity a direct fee to support platform availability get passed to investors as a $100 charge per purchase
Schwab, Robinhood, and Vanguard do not apply this fee on the same funds
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MOST Ultra high yield ETFs are TRASH! 🗑️
7 Ultra High Yield ETFs I'd Actually buy!
That offer yields from: 17%-78% 💸
*save this list for later* 📜🔖👇
I’m challenging myself to invest $1 - $30 everyday until I get my brokerage account to $100,000. Today is day 1
1. Open a HYSA and establish an emergency fund covering 3-6 months of expenses
2. Minimize or eliminate credit card debt
3. Set up a Roth IRA, contribute monthly, and invest in an ETF that tracks the S&P 500
4. Maintain a budget that aligns with your financial means















