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I mean, yes, I am 59, so there is that..needing to be more risk adverse. But holy hell, lately, when FXAIX has a bad day with the S&P 500,...mine with FXIFX is worse. Thanks, no doubt, to the Total International Market cratering at the same.

Bonds the third part of my 3 fund portfolio. Who the hell knows? They are supposed to buffer against drops in equities, but I never could figure out the bond part of my portfolio and how much it actually protects against risk, lol

Okay, I'm done. Thanks for listening.

I meant a water pump, of course. Sorry.

Shocking, I know. A coolant leak in a Chevy Sonic. I replaced the thermostat about a month ago. It wasn't leaking. Was throwing a code that the heating element was shot. I thought I was noticing a coolant tank going lower. Replaced the coolant reservoir last weekend.

The leak I can see is by the oil pan onto the ground after shutting the engine off and waiting 5 minutes. Thus is pure coolant. I have a pan, and there is no oil in it.

However, when driving and accelerating, I do notice a burning smell probably coolant or oil hitting the manifold and CAT. I also see a very small bit of oil near the Cat.

There is no oil in the coolant reservoir. 1.8 L 2016.

So my first thought was oil cooler, but since there is no oil mixed into coolant reservoir and the leak on the ground near the oil pan is pure coolant, I am questioning myself and thinking maybe water pump.

What do you think? Appreciate the input!