FYI : M1 recently made holding cash in your account possible. You can now choose to automatically invest your deposits - or not. $10 is still the minimum for making a trade, but you can set whatever dollar amount you want to be left in cash and invest the rest, or you can set it to not automatically invest at all. One more plus for the platform.
M1 Finance and Robinhood have done a great service to retail investors in the US. No fess, zero-commission investing. Now only if the rest of the world had access to them!
I love this app. I just started last month and I am up 5% already. My Pie Breakdown is 45% Vanguard ETFs, 12% FAANG, 15% Tech & Gaming stocks, 10% in the 3 local Fortune 500 companies, The rest is blue chips and stable companies with good dividends.
Can you share you pie link with us? also I have a question, I want to invest in 2 pies in my M1 finance account. So for that do I need to open 2 individual account to invest in 2 different pie?
Fire Montana it's a taxable event because to rebalance your portfolio M1 finance sells your shares and buys shares automatically to balance your portfolio.
@@michaelcedeno5722 Every time you rebalance your portfolio that's a taxable event so when you report your taxes you will have to pay a tax on every single time you rebalance your portfolio. I would rebalance one a year to avoid paying the taxes because when you rebalance your portfolio, you are selling and buying your shares in your portfolio so that they balance out.
I have my SEP-IRA through M1 finance, I absolutely love it, I like holding a lot of stocks of my choosing rather than picking up ETFs, so it’s worked wonderfully for me being able to put up to 100 stocks per pie. I’m mostly a dividend investor so being able to allocate a portion of my portfolio to just dividend aristocrats/champions who have been paying out and raising dividends for 25+ years has been a dream come true for my investing style.
Tony Chung right now probably $CLX, $MKC and $MO. I also really like $UVV and $SCL but they are more volatile and look to be at the top of their swings at the moment.
Definitely a great platform to invest with in the long term, 1. Partial Share Buying 2. DRIP System & 3. No Fees now you have the power in how exactly you want your money invested in. Great for people on a budget.
I invest with M1 Finance. You can hold cash in the account. Any amount you want to. Though it earns no interest while sitting on the sidelines. You only have one trading window around 11am (EST). However, M1 does have plans to provide multiple trading windows. However, the investor will only be able to buy/sell once per day, so not to be flagged as a day trader. Finally, its worthwhile to mention that you can buy/sell portions of your pie investments not the entire pie. For example, Stitch Fix explodes over the week and you want to take those gains out. You can sell a portion and set aside as cash for your next opportunity!
How does the automated investing that M1 offers differ from Betterment? I know the latter charges 0.25%, while M1 is free ... Following that, should everyone move their Betterment money to M1?
I have been using M1 for a couple months and using Robinhood for a year and so far I'm loving M1 more and I'm making my second portfolio geared to more dividend heavy stocks. Loved your video
They are SIPC insured up to $500,000 you should look any broker up before you open an account. Typically if a broker goes belly up SIPC will ask the court to appoint a trustee to distribute the assets to customers *if funds fall short* you are insured up to $500,000. As far as if you never accumulate a whole share of amazon in your example. It will be sold and transferred. I believe that goes with any fractional shares you may have! While whole shares dont have to be sold and are transferred to a broker of choice.
12:59 If they prioritize selling securities with losses, how is that "buying low and *selling high* ?" Shouldn't you time selling when you are gaining and not losing? You lose money with tax, but there is net gain right?
Maybe it's me, but...I have had nothing but frustration trying to set up my initial pies. I was asked to choose at least three etfs/stocks/whatever, which I did, then moved on with their cues...now I want to add additional slices and enlisted the "help" feature, which directed me to an "edit/add slices" button on the Invest/portfolio tab, which was nowhere to be found. I'm now stuck. Everyone raves about the simplicity of M1 once you're in there, but I'm not getting a warm fuzzy feeling so far.
Been using M1 for about a year now. Loved it since the get-go, even more after then went free. Of course, it is not for the type of user who wants to actively trade. However, that does't mean you cannot be involved. You can always re-balance your pie, add or remove slices, or swap the whole pie itself. I love the fact that you can buy any amount of a share and not have to worry about paying the whole price at once. I use it mostly for my Roth IRA and I'm not going anywhere else.
Erick within an IRA account you can sell and rebalance your stocks and have no tax repercussions, correct? I think this a very unnoticed huge advantage to this platform!
how are your accounts protected...insurance of any type ( like FDIC as in bank accounts)? how do you know you are protected if they go out of business/bankrupt/"shady" business etcc
Ryan have you done a video on Roth IRA investing through M1 Finance? How rebalancing the investments in your pie and are you taxed by short or long term capital gains tax as well as Income taxes?
Just created an M1 account a few days ago. It's nowhere near as easy to use as Sharebuilder back in the day (I started a Sharebuilder account back in 2003, before they got bought by Ing, before they got bought by Capital One, and before they got wrecked by E*Trade). Still, since Sharebuilder is now long gone, M1 seems to be about the only platform left that allows fractional shares to be purchased at a reasonable cost for the casual investor.
I like the ira option. I have a bunch of blue chip stocks here. Where I get anywhere from 1 to 3 dividend payouts a week. What I like about this is that my dividends get redistributed as fractional shares and just keeps compounding.
Don’t open the M1 spend account because it will add one extra day for the deposit process. The deposit will need to go into the M1 spend then the investment account
I use stockpile which only charges 99 cents per commission but I might switch over to m1 finance since no commissions is really great for me and because of portfolio rebalancing
M1 finance actually looks exactly like what I have been looking for. I wanted some handholding but also some freedom also. This is that perfect middle ground for new investors who want to learn and get more involved as they learn. My only worry is that margin account is the only option, at least past $2000. I have read something confusing about how M1 can use your account, stocks, I didnt understand, for other people that want to buy on margin and you can lose some dividend or something. Sorry, I forget the details of what I read, but multiple places have said that margin accounts arent usually good. Is this an issue with M1?
Thanks, I think they just poorly worded something about how I could misuse a margin account and lose money and I got confused. I will be starting with M1 next week. :3 Interested to see investing in action since I havent ever done it before. I have been researching intensively for the last few weeks though :)
Hi Ryan, Thanks for sharing your knowledge of M1 Finance. Would it be suitable for folks closer to the retirement age? I hear that they should not get into Risky Equity ( Stocks for Growth ) ( since you could lose Capital ) unless you buy Walmart , Waste Management , or Public Storage where they pay great dividends consistently. So if you need to keep Risk Low, and prefer to earn Passive Income on your Money,.... what do you think the Pie should look like ? .
Hmm I wish I found this vid, I already invested in betterment. Not much money though. I want to try out M1 now Do you recommend M1 as a ira or a taxable account?
Try out webull it's like a robin hood 2.0. They actually have a shorting option and aftermarket trading with no fees. I believe this is the reason robin hood recently added after hours trading.
Great Review. If MI won't hold cash how is it distributed.... dividends, interest, etc. How often can member re balance the account replacing on stock with another?
Hey Ryan dealing with m1finance you do not need to be fully invest in the market when you reach 10 dollars, like you can tell them do not auto invest in the market, than you can invest in your own time frame.
Appreciate the video Ryan. Currently use Acorns. Any straightforward difference? As a college student I have no fees but also do not pick my ETF or stocks.
This seems like a great idea for knowledgable investors who want to create their own portfolios especially for lower amounts to start with. Fractional shares are great so you can invest in Apple or Amazon even with only $25 or so. I might look into this, but Robinhood is great as well. Nice overvew Ryan!
If M1 doesn’t offer tax loss harvesting like the others, what can and or should be done while investing with M1 to attain the same benefits? Is this something H&R Block etc can do as well?
Ryan Scribner thank you for the reply! So you will only pay taxes on gains if and when you pull the profits out? and those said taxes are waved for say a Roth IRA? Thanks again
I'm 22 I don't really know about taxes I looking to open a account but what do I do every when it's time to file my taxes. I get my W-2 and file already but how do I do my taxes for M1?
Greetings I just opened my m1 account using your link but I haven’t fund it for a couple doubts I still do have: I already made the pies I would like to invest in, inside my whole portofolio there are 2 pies (one of a different sector) and a few extra stocks when I fund it it will immediately buy shares on the percentage belongs to every individual stock inside my portfolio ? Does the app ask me before buy the shares ? Or as the money comes in it will buy at whatever price shares are ? I mean I made my ideal portofolio well balanced but now is not the best time to buy every stocks in it but there is a good to buy just a few and would be great to wait until the rest lower their prices... how can I organize that ? I don’t want to put 500 dollar and as a result the app buys whatever I place as a portofolio but without consider the exact moment when I want to buy every specific stock Please let me know Thanks
Around 14:05 you discuss that in M1 you are always fully invested. That was true but now there is a feature called Cash Balance Control that allows you to set your own maximum cash balance. This link describes it: www.m1finance.com/blog/introducing-m1s-two-newest-features/
hi can you please make a video explaining how someone outside USA can invest in American stock market ,like day trading or options and what would be the taxes thank you for your videos
Ryan is M1 finance only for Americans? im Spanish and i tried to open the account through your link, but they requested for social security number just to verify my identity which i don't have.. do you have any advise? thanks..
so far i've used robinhood for about a month and like you have said its extremly basic which is ok because ive never done any of this and im learning but your videos are awsome and extremly informational. i started out with a little under $100 through adding and a couple stock investments im up to $260. i plan to continue adding a $100 a week or more when possible. Im keeping my robin hood account where it is and going to start an m1 account withh $100 today. do you have any advice on videos to watch that will help me along financial freedom. ps using your info hope it helps
Invest With M1: ryanoscribner.com/m1
Use my link above when you sign up!
FYI : M1 recently made holding cash in your account possible. You can now choose to automatically invest your deposits - or not. $10 is still the minimum for making a trade, but you can set whatever dollar amount you want to be left in cash and invest the rest, or you can set it to not automatically invest at all. One more plus for the platform.
M1 Finance and Robinhood have done a great service to retail investors in the US. No fess, zero-commission investing. Now only if the rest of the world had access to them!
I believe big Investment Brokers like Fidelity and Charles Schwab now have a $0 brokerage fee too.
@@leslobo6968 Yes! Also Charles Schwab plans on offering fractional shares for stock trading soon. No official launch date yet.
Looking for good platforms from Dubai as well, any news in 2020?
I love this app. I just started last month and I am up 5% already. My Pie Breakdown is 45% Vanguard ETFs, 12% FAANG, 15% Tech & Gaming stocks, 10% in the 3 local Fortune 500 companies, The rest is blue chips and stable companies with good dividends.
Can you share you pie link with us? also I have a question, I want to invest in 2 pies in my M1 finance account. So for that do I need to open 2 individual account to invest in 2 different pie?
The only thing to watch out for using M1 is that every time you rebalance your portfolio, that's a taxable event so only do it once a year.
Sonny12681 wdym?
Fire Montana it's a taxable event because to rebalance your portfolio M1 finance sells your shares and buys shares automatically to balance your portfolio.
Sonny12681 wait don’t m1 already sells and buy according to what’s underweight and overweight regularly.
Wait. Tax-able? Once a year?
@@michaelcedeno5722 Every time you rebalance your portfolio that's a taxable event so when you report your taxes you will have to pay a tax on every single time you rebalance your portfolio. I would rebalance one a year to avoid paying the taxes because when you rebalance your portfolio, you are selling and buying your shares in your portfolio so that they balance out.
I have my SEP-IRA through M1 finance, I absolutely love it, I like holding a lot of stocks of my choosing rather than picking up ETFs, so it’s worked wonderfully for me being able to put up to 100 stocks per pie. I’m mostly a dividend investor so being able to allocate a portion of my portfolio to just dividend aristocrats/champions who have been paying out and raising dividends for 25+ years has been a dream come true for my investing style.
Greg Gatsby what are your top picks? I'm transferring from Robinhood
Tony Chung right now probably $CLX, $MKC and $MO. I also really like $UVV and $SCL but they are more volatile and look to be at the top of their swings at the moment.
Does the app allow you to reinvest your dividends?
D SC yes
What's really amazing about M1 is when you add new money OR withdraw money it rebalances out the portfolio.
Definitely a great platform to invest with in the long term, 1. Partial Share Buying 2. DRIP System & 3. No Fees now you have the power in how exactly you want your money invested in. Great for people on a budget.
I invest with M1 Finance. You can hold cash in the account. Any amount you want to. Though it earns no interest while sitting on the sidelines. You only have one trading window around 11am (EST). However, M1 does have plans to provide multiple trading windows. However, the investor will only be able to buy/sell once per day, so not to be flagged as a day trader. Finally, its worthwhile to mention that you can buy/sell portions of your pie investments not the entire pie. For example, Stitch Fix explodes over the week and you want to take those gains out. You can sell a portion and set aside as cash for your next opportunity!
I want to invest in 2 pies in my M1 finance account. So for that do I need to open 2 individual account to invest in 2 different pie?
How does the automated investing that M1 offers differ from Betterment? I know the latter charges 0.25%, while M1 is free ... Following that, should everyone move their Betterment money to M1?
I have been using M1 for a couple months and using Robinhood for a year and so far I'm loving M1 more and I'm making my second portfolio geared to more dividend heavy stocks. Loved your video
We really need this and Robinhood in Canada!
Wow, I totally didn't even think about if it was exclusive to the USA.
Same in LONDON..my fees are crazy
What are you using in Canada?
Same I'm SOOOO tired of using questrade. Buying a stock under 5$ is insane with 20$ commissions I can't stand it
What what it is not in Canada. Why Canada is so backward.
My question is: What happens to my fractional shares if M1 shuts down if I own fractional shares say in Amazon through M1?
Dustin Yambrisak good question. can we get some feedback?
Exactly why im iffy about m1
They are SIPC insured up to $500,000 you should look any broker up before you open an account.
Typically if a broker goes belly up SIPC will ask the court to appoint a trustee to distribute the assets to customers *if funds fall short* you are insured up to $500,000.
As far as if you never accumulate a whole share of amazon in your example. It will be sold and transferred. I believe that goes with any fractional shares you may have! While whole shares dont have to be sold and are transferred to a broker of choice.
12:59 If they prioritize selling securities with losses, how is that "buying low and *selling high* ?" Shouldn't you time selling when you are gaining and not losing? You lose money with tax, but there is net gain right?
Wow. Your videos are so we'll structured and concise! Very professional.
can you give an example video how you did for robinhood how to use this app for long term dividens, ETFs S&P 500/ retirement etc... thank u
Maybe it's me, but...I have had nothing but frustration trying to set up my initial pies. I was asked to choose at least three etfs/stocks/whatever, which I did, then moved on with their cues...now I want to add additional slices and enlisted the "help" feature, which directed me to an "edit/add slices" button on the Invest/portfolio tab, which was nowhere to be found. I'm now stuck. Everyone raves about the simplicity of M1 once you're in there, but I'm not getting a warm fuzzy feeling so far.
I don’t think you mentioned the 4.25% credit line that can be taken out if the balance is 10,000 or more.
Been using M1 for about a year now. Loved it since the get-go, even more after then went free. Of course, it is not for the type of user who wants to actively trade. However, that does't mean you cannot be involved. You can always re-balance your pie, add or remove slices, or swap the whole pie itself. I love the fact that you can buy any amount of a share and not have to worry about paying the whole price at once. I use it mostly for my Roth IRA and I'm not going anywhere else.
Erick within an IRA account you can sell and rebalance your stocks and have no tax repercussions, correct? I think this a very unnoticed huge advantage to this platform!
Yup! You can buy/sell, and swap investments anytime within the account. So long as you don't make a distribution.
how are your accounts protected...insurance of any type ( like FDIC as in bank accounts)? how do you know you are protected if they go out of business/bankrupt/"shady" business etcc
Do dividends automatically reinvest into the stock or does the dividend go towards your cash balance
How old does one have to be to start investing with m1f
Ryan have you done a video on Roth IRA investing through M1 Finance? How rebalancing the investments in your pie and are you taxed by short or long term capital gains tax as well as Income taxes?
It’s only in the US we cannot open account in Canada !!
Hi Ryan, I have tried M1 and it is very hard to understand, with opening and closing the pies and it's not as user friendly as Robinhood.
Mutual funds are available thru M1 in ETFs, right?
Do you have an opinion on Acorns?
It looks like M1 now offers a second trading window at 2PM, for I think $125/year.
Could you do a video on this please?
So you can not just buy individual stocks any time you want?... When you make deposits it gets split up into the pie???
Just created an M1 account a few days ago. It's nowhere near as easy to use as Sharebuilder back in the day (I started a Sharebuilder account back in 2003, before they got bought by Ing, before they got bought by Capital One, and before they got wrecked by E*Trade). Still, since Sharebuilder is now long gone, M1 seems to be about the only platform left that allows fractional shares to be purchased at a reasonable cost for the casual investor.
I like the ira option. I have a bunch of blue chip stocks here. Where I get anywhere from 1 to 3 dividend payouts a week. What I like about this is that my dividends get redistributed as fractional shares and just keeps compounding.
Ryan, Nice video but I did notice @ 16:13 said no fees, then about 16:20, you said there were... A bit confusing for me...
Do they have the S&P 500 stock
I hope M1 will eventually let Options become available at some point so I can do covered calls and put sales.
Don’t open the M1 spend account because it will add one extra day for the deposit process. The deposit will need to go into the M1 spend then the investment account
Can u share your portfolio....also u can turn off the auto invest and hold cash in the account
Love M1! Been using it for just over a year now and got my husband started up a Roth IRA for his birthday even. Lol.
Which is the best robo advisor for Europe citizens? Most of the platforms are only for US citizens ...
What is the individual account meant for vs the Roth IRA? I see the pie choosen is used for both
what about stocks that have dividends? does the company distribute dividends into the subscribers account?
can you place limit orders or are all your buy and sell orders essentially "market" orders ?
Ryan, is Vanguard acceptable to use to invest in dividend stocks and do they have fees?
ca I buy options?
Why is this not good for day trade thats a lot of what I do?? Can you do option vert spreads on this
So this would not be passive income or would it?
How do you feel about VOO? Is it ok only to invest in that one ETF?
Hey I’m in Canada which brokerage account should I use ????
Just wondering if you can have both r.h and m1?
Man, if everything goes wrong in your life you should be teacher, coach and mentor because your explanation is so clear, thanks for the class indeed.
What are your thoughts on td ameritrade? Should i go with M1 instead?
is M1 good for Canadian ? or something else ?
Does anyone have a link to a video/channel for new investors? Or maybe a book for beginners? I want to learn all I can before starting with M1.
Switched from Stash which has a $3/month fee for Invest and Retirement account. Glad to have found this.
I use stockpile which only charges 99 cents per commission but I might switch over to m1 finance since no commissions is really great for me and because of portfolio rebalancing
By the way, I made a spelling error. Lol
I have both and M1 is far superior, check it out
What type of account would you recommend opening? Individual investing or Roth IRA?
Money made is deposit into your account ?
Is this only for us citizens I am one but I’m 17 and got money
You have to be 18 bud. Just save your money and invest then.
Can you sent up automatic investment payments through your PayPal account if you use M1 Finance?
so isn't there anything similar for those in the UK???
Where would we find a fee only financial advisor? Im brand new to this.
If I'm understanding correctly, you can buy individual stock shares if you want?
Does m1 take money out of your account all the time or can you just add when ever
On Betterment and M1, can I put a drip on these stock using these apps?
Been using M1 finance for a couple years now. I love it! Did a lot of research on investing and put it to practice in M1. Highly recommend it.
M1 finance actually looks exactly like what I have been looking for. I wanted some handholding but also some freedom also.
This is that perfect middle ground for new investors who want to learn and get more involved as they learn.
My only worry is that margin account is the only option, at least past $2000.
I have read something confusing about how M1 can use your account, stocks, I didnt understand, for other people that want to buy on margin and you can lose some dividend or something.
Sorry, I forget the details of what I read, but multiple places have said that margin accounts arent usually good.
Is this an issue with M1?
Thanks, I think they just poorly worded something about how I could misuse a margin account and lose money and I got confused.
I will be starting with M1 next week. :3 Interested to see investing in action since I havent ever done it before. I have been researching intensively for the last few weeks though :)
Hi Ryan, Thanks for sharing your knowledge of M1 Finance. Would it be suitable for folks closer to the retirement age? I hear that they should not get into Risky Equity ( Stocks for Growth ) ( since you could lose Capital ) unless you buy Walmart , Waste Management , or Public Storage where they pay great dividends consistently. So if you need to keep Risk Low, and prefer to earn Passive Income on your Money,.... what do you think the Pie should look like ? .
Well done Ryan. I have an M1 account that I open early last year. It has worked very well so far. Planning on opening a Roth with them next year.
Can you have more than one portfolio with M1 Finance? Would you want to?
Hmm I wish I found this vid, I already invested in betterment. Not much money though. I want to try out M1 now
Do you recommend M1 as a ira or a taxable account?
Try out webull it's like a robin hood 2.0. They actually have a shorting option and aftermarket trading with no fees. I believe this is the reason robin hood recently added after hours trading.
Any suggestion for other investing platform outside the U.S & Canada?
Great video. Is it possible to recieve dividends on fractional stocks??
Ryan Scribner thanks. 👍
Great Review. If MI won't hold cash how is it distributed.... dividends, interest, etc. How often can member re balance the account replacing on stock with another?
Did you say one has to be a US citizen to use M1?
Hey Ryan dealing with m1finance you do not need to be fully invest in the market when you reach 10 dollars, like you can tell them do not auto invest in the market, than you can invest in your own time frame.
Appreciate the video Ryan. Currently use Acorns. Any straightforward difference? As a college student I have no fees but also do not pick my ETF or stocks.
This seems like a great idea for knowledgable investors who want to create their own portfolios especially for lower amounts to start with. Fractional shares are great so you can invest in Apple or Amazon even with only $25 or so. I might look into this, but Robinhood is great as well. Nice overvew Ryan!
Can you invest in European or Eastern countries with M1? Say the polish stock exchange for example?
I’ve actually never heard of this.. probably cause Canadian, I guess.
I really to like the layout and colour schemes so far.
If M1 doesn’t offer tax loss harvesting like the others, what can and or should be done while investing with M1 to attain the same benefits? Is this something H&R Block etc can do as well?
Ryan Scribner thank you for the reply! So you will only pay taxes on gains if and when you pull the profits out? and those said taxes are waved for say a Roth IRA? Thanks again
Ryan, do you offer any education programs on stocks and how to actively trade and sell? If not, do you mentor people?
What is his promo code if we wanna manually enter it?
Only people from US can use this robot or people from Europe too ?
That's a shame, it was sounding so good, unfortunately I don't live in the US :(
What are your thoughts on stash invest
I'm 22 I don't really know about taxes I looking to open a account but what do I do every when it's time to file my taxes. I get my W-2 and file already but how do I do my taxes for M1?
If I am not a US citizen can I still open an account?
Greetings I just opened my m1 account using your link but I haven’t fund it for a couple doubts I still do have:
I already made the pies I would like to invest in, inside my whole portofolio there are 2 pies (one of a different sector) and a few extra stocks when I fund it it will immediately buy shares on the percentage belongs to every individual stock inside my portfolio ? Does the app ask me before buy the shares ? Or as the money comes in it will buy at whatever price shares are ? I mean I made my ideal portofolio well balanced but now is not the best time to buy every stocks in it but there is a good to buy just a few and would be great to wait until the rest lower their prices... how can I organize that ? I don’t want to put 500 dollar and as a result the app buys whatever I place as a portofolio but without consider the exact moment when I want to buy every specific stock
Please let me know
Thanks
Around 14:05 you discuss that in M1 you are always fully invested. That was true but now there is a feature called Cash Balance Control that allows you to set your own maximum cash balance. This link describes it: www.m1finance.com/blog/introducing-m1s-two-newest-features/
Ryan do u think tesla will go private? Im not so sure it will....
Be nice short then🤣🤣
Is M1 Finance the better choice over Vanguard? I'm having a hard time deciding which platform to use.
@@RyanScribner can you expand on this a little more please? Witch ETF's?
Are there any investment apps/platforms for non-US investors?
I will be starting my M1 soon! Thanks Ryan!
What about people in the UK? Can you please help us find good accounts to open
I was sold on the drip feature. That is what is missing from robinhood.
hi
can you please make a video explaining how someone outside USA can invest in American stock market ,like day trading or options and what would be the taxes
thank you for your videos
Hey Ryan! Is there a way to transfer my shares from one platform to M1? I'm highly considering going from Robinhood to this. Thanks!
Thank you!
Ryan is M1 finance only for Americans? im Spanish and i tried to open the account through your link, but they requested for social security number just to verify my identity which i don't have.. do you have any advise? thanks..
so far i've used robinhood for about a month and like you have said its extremly basic which is ok because ive never done any of this and im learning but your videos are awsome and extremly informational. i started out with a little under $100 through adding and a couple stock investments im up to $260. i plan to continue adding a $100 a week or more when possible. Im keeping my robin hood account where it is and going to start an m1 account withh $100 today. do you have any advice on videos to watch that will help me along financial freedom. ps using your info hope it helps
What's a good platform for day trading?
@@RyanScribner Hi Ryan, will you do a Think or Swim review? I don't see much here on RUclips except how to set it up.