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Pete's about the most honest guy I know fwiw

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Pete's about the most honest guy I know fwiw
As honest as Trim is ethical?
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I bought 5 shares of apple at $650/share  :lol:

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I invest in a mutual fund that has never lost to the S&P.
yeah thats not saying much pete
cept that pete's a lying liar

Index fund, bro.  BOOM! You lose, I win.

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The Vanguard S&P 500 fund has outperformed over 90% of all domestic equity mutual funds over the past three and five years (and a much higher number if you include bond and international equity funds).

I am pleased with that performance and do not demand more.  Plus, I like that my fees are a fraction of managed funds.

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Since 1990...the expense ratio of the average fund, that is the average amount of expenses that a fund charges its shareholders every year, was about 1.3% during the period. (Over the last couple of years expense ratios have been rising further and currently stand at 1.5%.) By comparison, the Vanguard S&P 500 expense ratio is 0.19%

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The Vanguard S&P 500 fund has outperformed over 90% of all domestic equity mutual funds over the past three and five years (and a much higher number if you include bond and international equity funds).

I am pleased with that performance and do not demand more.  Plus, I like that my fees are a fraction of managed funds.

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Since 1990...the expense ratio of the average fund, that is the average amount of expenses that a fund charges its shareholders every year, was about 1.3% during the period. (Over the last couple of years expense ratios have been rising further and currently stand at 1.5%.) By comparison, the Vanguard S&P 500 expense ratio is 0.19%

Pete is smart. If you buy a mutual fund with a load, you are a complete dumbass.

Regarding Apple, a friend of mine a month or so ago randomly asked me about the stock and said, "I think I am going to buy some, I think it is going to keep going up". I fracking knew instantly I should have sold, but I didn't.  :shakesfist:

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I bought and sold a crapton of AR-15's for super huge profits.

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I don't play in stocks, but my 401k made 17.66% return last year, is that good?

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I don't play in stocks, but my 401k made 17.66% return last year, is that good?

everyone's did last year

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Pete's about the most honest guy I know fwiw
that may be true but that was a lie he just told.
"Son. This is why we are wildcats. Hard work, pride, the heart of this country. And if that's not enough for you, you can just move to California with your punk friends."