I like to provoke all the dorks who are cocksure that their perfect method of dollar cost averaging into VOO or VTSAX is the only true way to be financially savvy.

Like yeah, my portfolio is mostly VFIAX and VTSAX, but I also recognize some people are good at investing. Anyway, it’s funny to see you so myopically boxed in to the Bogle theory. As if anything different is yield chasing madness.

Anonymous wrote:Waste of time to buy anything based on short term feelings you have. I know so many men who play around with their money, taking hours away from their family and if they are somehow “on fire” they end up no better than if they just left everything in an S&P. It’s so stupid.

I mean yeah probably, but that’s boring as fk. Or at least keep your 401k in a Bogle 3 fund style or whatever. It’s fun to have a taxable brokerage and buy random 2x leverage gold stocks like JNUG and NUGT or even 3x GDXU and see your money triple in a month.

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Anonymous wrote:BMNR for an ethereum trade.
The Metals Company for deep sea mining

I don't see any deep sea mining ETFs. Does anyone have a recommendation for a good general metals % mining ETF that includes companies like TMC?

Maybe REMX. You might want to check out URA and NLR ETFs as well. There was an executive order on energy recently and that sector is growing.

Financials, miners and gold is where it's at right now and I'm going to ride that train into the midterms.