Fuck off Russian shill.

I hedge my bets and do both. I deposit a regular amount regardless of what happens but will throw in a bit extra when it’s clear there is a dip. I prefer the international ETFs also. Can’t go wrong being more diversified.

Double recommend the emergency fund. I have 6 months income but with the current volatility and that fact that I live in this American shit hole, I may want to start contributing more to it to get 9 months at least. But since I have 6 months already I’m fine with not missing this opportunity to buy the dip.

I only wish I had waited a week to make my yearly IRA contribution. I generally do a lump sum for that since I just max out the contribution for the year with my bonus mainly because it’s easier to keep track of. This event makes me want to rethink that strategy since I missed the dip on that by a week. It probably doesn’t matter that much though since I can’t touch my IRAs for around 30 years anywho.

That’s what I did. I rebalanced my stock allocation from 50% to 80% and put a few thousand more in the market.

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It’s not gullibility. It’s intentional ignorance and simply believing what they want to believe so they can hate the people they want to hate.

Even now the majority of republicans will defend Trump’s actions.

If only that shooter had better aim.

Republicans only care about children that aren’t born (i.e. aren’t children) yet.

Nuclear power is great. But I do wonder if they might be targets in a war with Russia or something. Can they be prevented from meltdown in the case of a missile strike?

Eat the rich.

1. Get a passion that isn’t work.
2. I have the opposite problem. I for some reason refuse to use AI. I worry that I’m becoming one of those tech dinosaurs that refuses to learn something new because it isn’t what they’re used to (but I’m only 36). I am opposed to using AI for many reasons but I’m also slightly worried this will harm my job prospects in the future if I ever have to find a new job.

Landlording is simply siphoning money through the act of owning something.

This actually applies to most all investments.