Thursday - 11.15.18

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Results From Thursday - 11.15.18

An up day for Acorns and M1 Finance. Notice how Fidelity Go is down a bit though. This is a good example of how different investments behave differently each day. Overall I'm pleased with the day. I'm hoping we can finish the week on a positive note tomorrow. 

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ME Finance


Fidelity Go


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