I have to imagine the west is buying way more of these watches, so why is every brand a name that is almost impossible to pronounce with an equally bad logo?
Seems like that would be step 1 in trying to make a profitable business.
Signed up on Day 1 and I’m curious what everyone else’s experience has been.
If I just look at 2026 so far with a highest risk tolerance and growth I’m at a ROI of 6.6%. VOO is 8.3%.
And Robinhoods own fund is up 235% in 2026.
Seems like VOO is and forget it still wins.
I’ve never been at a firm that did besides my time at B4 but we had a whole department for that and the national office.
When I was a partner at a $200M firm, we outsourced all the questions to a firm that only did sales tax. They would handle the questions and VDAs. But to be honest it was rare to even have a sales tax question from a client. I think I had maybe 3 in 8 years. Clients I guess just figured it all out internally or worked with sales tax companies.
Now I’m a partner at a small firm and the client expects us to know everything about all taxes.
Our firm is in PA. I know nothing about filing sales tax in California and what’s exempt and not. The client seems incredibly frustrated that I’m not well versed in this.
What do you guys do? I told them to work with one of the major sales tax companies. I answered their basic questions, but beyond that I didn’t want to get involved.
All I hear is the possible benefits for autoimmune diseases. I’m not sure I’ve seen anything specific for Crohn’s, but that would just be an added benefit for me if there was.
More importantly, has anyone experienced any downsides?
I only go the bathroom once a day and I’m in visual remission, but I do have microscopic inflammation (no symptoms).
My GI gave me the approval for shots or the new pills, but I’m still super nervous.