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It’s a better overall strategy to regularly fund your portfolio now, than to wait hoping that you will hop in at the right time with the right investments. Time in the market is better than trying to time the market. With partial shares you can own Amazon stock, but just a fraction of it.Ī lot of people think they can time the market, they they can buy at low and sell at high. For most people, that’s a lot of money for a single share. Their stock is currently trading in the $1700-1800 range.

You buy market price of selected stock/ETFs.

Only one trading window per day, in the morning before lunch.

Pies that auto balance as you keep funding it.

Autoinvest feature (Great for DRIP– dividend reinvestment plan).

You can create individual, joint, and retirement accounts.

Here’s my breakdown of the Pros/Cons of using M1 Finance: Pros They’re nice, but I like things to be even more simple when constructing a portfolio, so I prefer to look at Boglehead’s Lazy Portfolios.

There is simplicity with the “Expert Pies” section, where you can pick from allocated pies based on what your goals and strategies are. I think most people, including myself, organize these custom pies by sectors. Or you can create a custom pie to add them into, then add pies to your portfolio. When building and researching your portfolio, you can add stocks/ETFs directly into it. Design-wise, it’s easier to identify companies by their logo than reading text.

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Too many brokerages default to a table view and leaves you hanging on how to balance your portfolio.Īnother really nice touch is having the company’s icon with each stock/ETF. I think it’s important to have a portfolio that is diversified across sectors to spread risk as well as reap rewards. I really like looking at my portfolio as a pie. But I have no plans or interest to use them. There are other services from M1 such as Borrow and Spend. This blog post is about M1 Finance Invest.

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What stood out was that it allowed for custom pies, free trades, partial shares, and autoinvesting. Soon enough I came across videos and blog posts recommending M1 Finance.

It’s great that they have mobile apps and free trades for young investors and beginners, but I’d rather manage my investments carefully on a desktop browser. For years I’ve heard a lot about the Robinhood and Acorns apps, but there was nothing about them that made me want to try them out, or move away from my traditional brokerages. Lately I’ve been spending a lot of time reading books and watching youTube videos on investing.