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Q. What Are Stash’s Trading Windows?
Stash uses four trading windows because our platform is not intended to be used for day trading, but rather for long-term investing. By investing small amounts in a diversified portfolio over a long period of time, you can minimize your risk and save for your future.…
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Q. How do I change my risk level on Stash?
Our risk assessment tool works to help you invest your money in a way that’s customized for your situation. Right now it’s not currently possible to override your risk level. What happens if my job or income changes? Things change. We get it.…
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Q. I’m losing money in one of my investments. Should I sell and invest in something else?
At Stash, we believe in taking the long view on your investments. We know this can be a little nerve-wracking, but an investment that is up today could lose value tomorrow. This is all a part of learning to invest. Even if you’re seeing an investment go down in value,…
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Q. What are Recurring Transactions?
Recurring Transactions are a set of tools that can help you save and invest automatically. These features are: Auto add cash: Recurring transfers into your Stash banking account’s Cash Balance.1 [Learn more →] Auto invest: Contribute funds to your investment accounts on a regular basis.…
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Q. Can I Use Stash For Day Trading?
Stash is not a day trading platform—we believe investing should be a long-term habit, not a hobby. The majority of Americans aren’t going to trade their way out of debt. Stash was built to help anyone build a diversified portfolio over time and invest for the long haul. …
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Q. How many investments should I have in my portfolio?
The exact number of investments you purchase is entirely up to you. We like to encourage our clients to have a diverse, robust portfolio that reflects several different industries and technologies. This can help keep your portfolio balanced and avoid too much risk.…
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