Why the Nasdaq 100 Isn’t a Particularly Good Investment

Most people think buying any one of the major U.S. indexes is a good bet, but we tell you why the Nasdaq 100 isn’t a particularly good investment, and you can gain some valuable insights into your financial and investment plans from your tax forms. 

 

00:06 Introduction 

00:25 T-Mobile Is Buying Mint Mobile 

01:25 Uber, Lyft, and Door Dash Drivers Can Remain Independent Contractors

02:21 Potential TikTok Ban Could Benefit Rivals 

03:18 Why the Nasdaq 100 Falls Short

10:06 What You Can Learn From Your Tax Return

Read about topics from this episode.

T-Mobile Takes a Small Strategic Threat off the Table by Buying Mint

Uber, Lyft, and DoorDash Receive a Favorable California Appeals Court Ruling; No FVE Changes

Potential TikTok Ban in U.S. Would Benefit Google, Meta, and Snap

Why the Nasdaq Isn’t a Particularly Good Investment

 

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