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Im not trying to sound snarky or anything. I'm just brand new to this and wanting to invest and reading the wiki and looking at my comments it seems that "vt and chill" is the common saying. What im curious about is why for younger people with more risk why not go a bit riskier and get a higher return? Sorry if this comes off as arrogant im not trying to be; just a young investor that's trying to do more research!

Im not trying to sound snarky or anything. I'm just brand new to this and wanting to invest and reading the wiki and looking at my comments it seems that "vt and chill" is the common saying. What im curious about is why for younger people with more risk why not go a bit riskier and get a higher return? Sorry if this comes off as arrogant im not trying to be; just a young investor that's trying to do more research!

I'm entering my junior year of college and excited to finalize a job in a few years and curious what you guys made of college?

Im trying to trade in for the pro but waiting for a higher value for my ps5 slim

Hey guys currently starting my investing journey and need some guidance. I've been doing research on investing and torn between VT, VGT, AVLC, AVLV. I have around $8000 to invest and willing to go risky since im young. I also have a fidelity account instead of vanguard dont know if that changes anything. I want these investments until im around 65 years old, these would be going into a Roth IRA, I have some money in a emergency fund, and no debt to my name. Which one would be the best to grow my investment?

Ive ben doing research and heard that VT is pretty much the best etf to invest in and my question is whats the difference between investing through fidelity and vanguard? Which one would yall recommend?

Im currently doing research and would your guy's help. Im currently planning on investing in VOO and would want others.

Hey guys im currently in college and my old ps5 is showing its age and looking to upgrade it. My friend is offering his blade 16 with the i9, 32gb ram, 4080, 1tb, ssd for $1000 around the price of the pro which makes it tempting but i need played games on a pc before. I know the laptop is more powerful but i really play console games with my friends and jsut want your guys opinions. I already got a zenbook for school so if i get the razer it would be docked as a pc.

Curious to here what you guys have to say

Im debating upgrading to a ps5 pro now but a but a bit hesitant because the ps6 "can" come out next fall but we shall see

I know its about to be 4 years old and wondering if its still a good choice

Im torn between getting a ps5 pro or raxor 16 with a 4080 for around $800 usd. I know the laptop would be more powerful but never been a pc gamer before?

This is the monitor that was recommended to me and before i buy I wanna hear yalls experience with it?

The colors pop much more on 27 dont know if its a placebo or not

Their around the same price and wondering which would be the better option for maximize my ps5 slim?

Im assuming its probably a demo unit but idk how good or not that they are

what are yall opinions

I have a 17 pro and it drains 6% overnight is that normal? I have sleep focus on at night so the phone does not turn back on?

Hey guys I purchased a 2026 palisade at a local Hyundai dealer in New Jersey in February and have been encountering multiple issues with the car. Sometime in May I was driving and the car hesitates on acceleration as if its in neutral. Then a few weeks later my son was driving the car and in the parking and encountered a similar issue but this time he got a error code (attached below). So the car has been in my local Hyundai dealer for around 2 months and i tried to get a buy back using lemon law but Hyundai corporate refused. Wondering what I should do next after they denied lemon law in New Jersey.

Hey guys I purchased a 2026 palisade at a local Hyundai dealer in New Jersey in February and have been encountering multiple issues with the car. Sometime in May I was driving and the car hesitates on acceleration as if its in neutral. Then a few weeks later my son was driving the car and in the parking and encountered a similar issue but this time he got a error code (attached below). So the car has been in my local Hyundai dealer for around 2 months and i tried to get a buy back using lemon law but Hyundai corporate refused. Wondering what I should do next after they denied lemon law in New Jersey.