Did he ever get that candy he ordered online through Mr Prezbo? Seems like Prezbo hustled his ass decent and kept the pack and the cash. Sheeeeeeeeeiiiiit, Prezbo probably the one who fire bombed Randy and his foster mom to try and tie off loose ends
My wife was watching some weird reboot they made of season 4. Sucks ass, who tf did they make this for? And why is Mr Prezbo a finook now
This is a simple Bill Maher appreciation post on America's bday. Here's to over 20 years of entertainment from Real Time
Is this just an anti Bill Maher sub? Trying to figure out the vibe here and can't tell if it's some algorithm that just happens to be showing me nothing but hate for Maher and Real Time or if that is the point of this sub
I expect that I will need to buy a more expensive home in about 4 years (have a 3 month old, and our school district is really bad, so probably need to move to a better one before school starts).
I plan on doing the dca with my savings for the new house and I believe about 4 years worth of conservative investing would be better in the market than high yield savings account or a bond etf like sgov.
I was thinking that putting it all into say, voo or vt, while not especially risky, might not be the wisest choice with needing the money by around 2030. I came across Schwab's low cost (.08%) target date funds and it seemed to be a good, very low effort compromise between bonds/high yield savings and voo/vt, especially since there is a target date 2030 fund.
What are your thoughts, folks? Think that is a smart move?
Bonus question: might do the same thing with my personal ira and throw all that into a target date fund instead of playing with voo, vt, vxus, vgt, qqqm. Thoughts?
I would like to start the Boglehead method. This market got me sucked into chasing speculative stocks and ETFs, and while I overall made some good returns, it has been demanding way too much of my attention, distracting me from life, and stressing me out. Don't want to get burned either, just need to be a disciplined investor like I see you all do and stick to a regular budget.
My IRA is my most reasonable account and largely between these 4 ETFs: VOO, VTI, VT, QQQM.
I know there is obviously some overlap there. Don't know if that matters much? Like is having 2 overlapping funds worse than lumping that same amount into one of them, or is that practically equivalent at the end of the day?
Just looking for some input from you level headed folks. Also, need to reorganization my personal brokerage account into a set and forget as well. Suggestions there?
My avocado tree is the only tree on the property; bought the house 2 years ago. In Central Florida. We had a severe frost over the last winter (several days of 20° weather) and this once very large tree seemed to nearly die. Waited months to trim it up and went at it once these green shoots really started coming in strong.
Snapped a lot of the branches off by hand as they were totally dead and just snapped right off. That was my rudimentary way of seeing what was still alive. Then went kinda heavy with a chain saw to really try and remove all the dead wood. The big branches might still have a lot of dead wood, I figured I'd was a few more weeks to see if any more green sprouts came out to give me an idea of where the dead wood starts.
There is what appears to be some sort of fungus on this one large section. Worried that it may be a serious problem, although I have no idea what it is. There is one small green sprout on the opposite side of it though.
Would love some advice as to what this fungus is, and whether I need to amputate that section to save the rest of the tree. And any other advice you all could give on trying to restore my one and only tree! Should I trim it back more or wait soon or wait? It was really impressively large and would drop hundreds of avocados before this rough frost we went through.
First time posting, please let me know if this would be better posted elsewhere! Thank you all in advance!