
Why are new Tele headstocks so often darker than the neck on 70s reissues?
Take the AVII deluxe. The headstock is so dark. To my eye it stands out like a dirty sock. Is there a basis for this in the original years’ models?

Take the AVII deluxe. The headstock is so dark. To my eye it stands out like a dirty sock. Is there a basis for this in the original years’ models?
Anyone know why this Mitsubishi mini-split would be turning on by itself? No phantom remotes, no Wifi. I have several electrical devices in the room giving no indication that power was cycled.
I haven’t seen it turn OFF by itself, only on. Have owned it for 2.5 years and haven’t had a problem before.
We have two others in the house and they are fine, knock wood.
I'm new to rotation strategies and I'm now building one for an IRA account.
Here are my selected funds so far, plus my shorthand thinking for their roles. I like low-cost Schwab funds.
I'll pick two ETFs based on 12-1 month momentum and select top 2 or 3, aiming for both U.S. and international in the basket. If it's too close to call between ETFs, I'll use 3-month return as an additional weight.
SGOV is for when tripwires are triggered, pauses, etc.
I'll also reserve 5-10% into a satellite / thematic / 'YOLO' ETF. This might go to DRAM, i.e. ETFs without long histories but can't be ignored.
First, I'd love any feedback on the above.
Here's are my questions: I intend to test for rotation every 30 days, but my theory is that I should also do intra-month checks because this is a tax-advantaged account and there's no penalty to changing aside from the noise and dilution of strategy. Does this line of thought hold water?
I won't start the strategy on Monday... but if I were to, my strategy says that there are two possible options.
I plan on staying in SGOV for now. But if you had to, which of the two would you go for?
I'm also curious how people with tax-advantaged accounts and momentum strategies are reacting to Friday's drop.