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Short term savings goals made me risk averse. CLIP and XHLF provided exosure to the short end of the t-bill curve. Both w/ expense ratios under 10bp. Small positions in marginal/junk bond ETFs and ETFs holding AAA loans issued by trusts w/ a small amount of risk bumped return up about 1/5. Probably going to ease back in, not FOMO.
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-Consider ETFs that hold a large bundle of stocks or bonds.
-Avoid using margin.
-Check in daily. collect points. Refer friends.
-Customer service helpful.
-Cash sweep 5.1% APY. Low expensecratio ETFs can get you 5.3% on t bills. Ultra short bondd funds can get you limited proce volatility and 6%+. SP500 w/ these rates seems like a bubble. but not about to pop…
-Buy write ETFs. SP500, or, better yet, IWM at this point.
-Avoid using margin.
-Check in daily. collect points. Refer friends.
-Customer service helpful.
-Cash sweep 5.1% APY. Low expensecratio ETFs can get you 5.3% on t bills. Ultra short bondd funds can get you limited proce volatility and 6%+. SP500 w/ these rates seems like a bubble. but not about to pop…
-Buy write ETFs. SP500, or, better yet, IWM at this point.
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