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Artificial intelligence, or AI, is all over the news these days. It’s somewhat of a controversial topic since it has the potential to change the economy, the job market, and even human existence, so discussions of the topic run both are wide-ranging. If one thing is certain, it’s that AI has investment potential. Whether you are embracing the technology or not, it seems destined to play a major part in our future. As an investor, you can take advantage of the opportunity by investing in artificial intelligence exchange-traded funds (ETFs) . They offer exposure to the growing AI sector while spreading the risk among many different companies.  Table of Contents What Is Artificial Intelligence? Why Invest in Artificial Intelligence? Best Artificial Intelligence (AI) ETFs for 2023 iShares Exponential Technologies ETF (XT) Global X Robotics & Artificial Intelligence ETF (BOTZ) ROBO Global Robotics and Automation Index ETF (ROBO) Global X Artificial Intelligence & Technol

If you manage a large investment portfolio, especially if you are an active trader, it can be difficult to stay on top of your account balances and activity. That’s where a good stock tracker can help. But with so many to choose from, how do you know which one is right for your portfolio? In this article, I’m sharing 10 of the best stock trackers in 2023. I’ll cover pricing and ratings and let you know what to consider when choosing a stock tracker. Table of Contents What Is a Stock Tracker? What Makes a Good Stock Tracker? Best Stock Trackers in 2023 1. Morningstar 2. Seeking Alpha 3. The Motley Fool Stock Advisor 4. Empower 5. M1 Finance 6. Stock Rover 7. TradeStation 8. GuruFocus 9. Yahoo! Finance 10. Robinhood Final Thoughts What Is a Stock Tracker? A stock tracker is a software application that enables you to monitor your investments in real time. This is different from the simple lists of stocks displayed in your broker portfolio. A stock tracker not only

The term “IPO” – or initial public offering – is well known to the wealthiest of investors, and for good reason. Investing in this asset class has traditionally been limited to financial institutions and wealthy private investors. But in recent years, it’s become possible for regular folks to get in on the action, too. There’s a lot of fanfare around IPOs, especially when they involve buzz-worthy private companies going public. If you can get in early, the potential for profits is significant, but the downside risks are as well. It’s important to know about both before taking the plunge. Investing in IPOs is not only more complicated than investing in established companies, but it often requires a longer time horizon as well. That’s why it’s essential that you learn all you can about how to invest in startups and pre-IPO private companies before you get started. Table of Contents Why Invest in Startups & Pre-IPO Private Companies? 1. Profit Potential 2. A Quick Kill 3.

Do you have a cabinet full of DVDs you’re looking to get rid of? With streaming services like Netflix and Disney+ so readily available, more and more people are getting rid of their DVD movie media collections. If you’re one of them, you may wonder where you can sell your old DVDs. The short answer is that there are several places, and I’ve included some of the best in the list below. Table of Contents 10 Best Places to Sell Used DVDs 1. Craigslist 2. eBay 3. Decluttr 4. Facebook Marketplace 5. OfferUp 6. Amazon 7. SellBackYourBook.com 8. FYE 9. Yard Sales 10. Local Resellers Final Thoughts 10 Best Places to Sell Used DVDs The best marketplaces will help you sell your DVDs quickly and at a fair price. Some of these are fairly obvious, while others you may not have thought of. 1. Craigslist Best feature: No fees Founded in 1995, Craigslist remains a tried and true source to sell just about anything. With billions of monthly page views, you’re sure to find

Over the years, I’ve seen my fair share of personal finance apps . The ones that are free tend to be fairly useful but loaded with advertisements or other “features” designed to sell you more stuff. Nothing wrong with that, since the tool is free, but they can be cumbersome. The ones that are paid tend to be more powerful and depending on what they specialized in, well worth the money. Today, I want to share with you a paid tool that I found to be both powerful and beautifully designed. It’s called ProjectionLab and it’s exactly what you think it is – a financial planning “simulator” where you can chart your future and consider various scenarios and simulations. I’ve asked the founder, Kyle, to walk us through the tool because it has layers upon layers of features and I only scratched the surface. Best of all, you can play with the “sandbox” without registering or signing up. Just go to ProjectionLab and click on “Try the Sandbox” on the homepage. I’ll let Kyle explain more: He