u/EthanMarshallWild

Automatic monthly investing a good idea? Whats the best place for it?

Recently my circumstances changed and I now get about $3900 at the start of every month for the rest of my life tax free. I don’t understand anything about investing but I don’t want to do anything like daytrading or crypto. I want something where I can have this money automatically go into some sort of S&P type thing.

Is this a good idea? I assume it is because S&P is the one I see one TV and hear the most about. When I seek advice on other platform I’m encouraged to daytrade or educate myself on individual businesses but I’m too lazy and I’d rather not invest at all than have to watch a chart all day. Also what platform is best? I have Robinhood but I don’t use and my bank Navy Fed has an investing thing but idk much about it.

I also don’t want to use AI so I thought I’d ask people here. I’m an American btw but I live abroad so I will never be awake when the market is open.

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u/EthanMarshallWild — 4 days ago
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Building effects

If I put a library in the middle of four groups of wizards, would it do its effect on all the groups individually or does it randomly choose? Like if it’s going to have the 50% chance, does each of the 4 gets its own roll or only one group of wizards it randomly choose? It seems like it might be better only have the library touching your strongest enchanted unit so that it would only have chances to double that unit right?

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u/EthanMarshallWild — 7 days ago
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You can level up by combining the same card.

I played my first 3 matches just now and was thinking the only way to level up was with interactions with other cards. You can drop a copy of one card onto itself on your grid and it’ll level up.

I think it should be more obvious.

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u/EthanMarshallWild — 8 days ago