u/Important_Bat7919

rates up since 2009

midterm soon

but ATH?

are they discontinuing broadcasting in US?

ive been auto contributions to mutual funds because it just takes money from my linked bank account and purchase mutual funds with the close price on each set day of the month.

but wonder if you can do the same with ETFs?

for example if I want to contribute $500 a month to this ETF say QQQ, will it auto take money from my account, and purchase during the day time on its own?

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when employed, most companies provide insurance and employees usually pay like $5-600 a month for the family depending on the plan.

but if you retire early, how do you take care of insurance until you start like receiving social security and 401k etc ?

market especially QQQ has been just up and down around $710 for the past 3 months (except the dip at the end of July).

not so much gain or loss but i haven't stopped my $250 weekly recurring investment to QLD.

should I stop and see if market dips further or continue the recurring investment?

market especially QQQ has been just up and down around $710 for the past 3 months (except the dip at the end of July).

not so much gain or loss but i haven't stopped my $250 weekly recurring investment.

should I stop and see if market dips further or continue the recurring investment?

and worst thing is that tomorrow will be worse

I was on a zoom meeting but I heard a loud thunderstorm then I got kicked out from the meeting - turned out my wife was out due to power outage for 2 seconds.

I know it was a power outage because my Google mini nest restarted and made a sound.

whats the sqft and how much are you paying for rent?

(also if you could share roughly where in torrance)

the Japanese grocery - are they closing?

prob we won't see crazy pickup anymore

they've liquidated all and had enough fun going from $7 to $300 (40x)

temperature was perfect, got my good sleep back :)

now let's say $450/mo is avg in torrance.

cost of living will go up and also labor for garden, water, trash, insurance will just go up and up as well.

does that mean in like 5-10 years, seeing $700-$800 of HOA will become normal?