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  • #31
    Close of Q3/24 update. Investable assets uUp 17.6% YTD. Current AA 72%/28.

    Since there's nowhere else I can share this info (other than with DW of course), for the first time ever, YTD gains are in excess of $1M.
    “Compound interest is the eighth wonder of the world. He who understands it, earns it … he who doesn’t … pays it.”

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    • #32
      Originally posted by srblanco7 View Post
      Close of Q3/24 update. Investable assets uUp 17.6% YTD. Current AA 72%/28.

      Since there's nowhere else I can share this info (other than with DW of course), for the first time ever, YTD gains are in excess of $1M.
      That’s amazing! Congrats.

      We’re up right around $500,000 YTD which is wild to me. Especially since I’m retired and we are now drawing from
      our portfolio to live. If I was still working, we’d be up probably 600K or more.
      Steve

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      • #33
        Missed the mid year check in but year to date we're up approx $480k. We're both 40 and plan on working another 10 years. If the market behaves itself we'll call it quits then. Maybe sooner. 10 years seems like a long time.

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        • #34
          Originally posted by disneysteve View Post

          That’s amazing! Congrats.

          We’re up right around $500,000 YTD which is wild to me. Especially since I’m retired and we are now drawing from
          our portfolio to live. If I was still working, we’d be up probably 600K or more.
          Thanks DS and congrats - those are amazing net returns. As they say, the best thing that money can buy you is freedom.
          “Compound interest is the eighth wonder of the world. He who understands it, earns it … he who doesn’t … pays it.”

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