@SCHDETF A small portion of my portfolio are these funds. For a younger/newer investor, they do 2 things:
1) Knowing these aren’t ideal, the monthly divy motivates you to continue to learn about ‘real’ investing.
2) Turn drip off and use the income to fund other investments. Forces DCA.
@newstart_2024 I read this whole thing thinking it was Dave Ramsey’s take and thinking, “huh, finance guy has some astute thoughts on restaurant economics.”
Gordon makes more sense 😆
@ShitpostRock Wording matters. Not “+20 attack damage,” it’s “+20 damage per hit”? So,
Hit 1: +20
Hit 2: +40
Hit 3: +60
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I’m picking that one if only to see if the devs have a sense of humor 😆
Windows 11 needs a “flush all tooltips” command. Tooltips are fine, but sometimes they get stuck on my screen and the only way to clear them is a restart. Annoying.
@SCHDETF Oh cool. Thank you. I’ll look into those. I’ve been happy with $VIG as a compliment to $SCHD.
$FDVV has an expense ratio on the higher end of what I’m comfortable with.
@j00ny369T Mental visualization helps immensely with my job. It also helps replay awkward moments from decades ago in crispy clear 4K HDR Dolby Atmos quality in my mind.
@SandyofCthulhu No, streaming era, S1 would have a ridiculous budget and be completely Dracula surfing. S2, the budget would halve, Dracula would still surf, but be talking drama 50% of the time. When season 3 rolls around, you’d saying things like, “remember when The Witcher fought monsters?”
@SparkingFIRENC I enjoy high yielding covered call funds. Monthly dividends are extremely motivating. I’d never let them go beyond 10% of my overall portfolio, though.