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$DOW has reached another 52-week high today. Up over 60% YTd. 🚀🚀🚀 Dividend Yield: 3.71%

@TinyToothDDS It’s so tiresome and unoriginal.

Me as my timeline is filled with another “My friend has…What would you tell him?” posts

@dvdcompounders 🫡🤝

@DivIncomeBcast Thanks for sharing. Been adding to $MSFT as well

Loading up on $MSFT as these levels. ➡️52-Week High: $555.45 (July 31, 2025)  ➡️52-Week Low: $344.79 (April 7, 2025)  The average 12-month target: $595.

@JohnToThePoint Too many people don’t understand this.

It will never be the perfect time. Just start.

@SavingsCaptain @TheDividendDog Congratulations to you and Mrs. Tiger!

Yesterday was our 31st wedding anniversary That week the S&P500 hit an ATH at 500 Experience has taught me not to get all bothered by daily headlines Think long term!

@StockStreamer25 Gotta do what’s right for you.

@DivIncomeBcast The math says 4%. Behavior says “sleep at night.” 👍

Our withdrawal rate in retirement is currently ~2.5% of assets. Studies have shown that safe withdrawal rates can be in the 4%-7% range. Why are we so low? Because we really don’t need to pull any more out. We have everything we need and want. We take vacations regularly and our monthly expenses are easily covered. Also, it’s hard to shake the feeling that I don’t want to run out of money before I run out of life. The numbers may rise as we age and healthcare needs go up, but right now we’re good with 2.5%.

Approximately 25% of Buy Now, Pay Later users have used the service to buy groceries. That number is up ~14% from 2024. People aren’t using this just for big-ticket items, but also for daily essentials.

@ModernDayInves Loss aversion. Part of behavioral economics. I feel the same way.

Whenever I get an extra $1,000 I don’t feel much. Whenever I lose $1,000 I’m enraged. Why is money only truly felt when it’s lost?

@BoomerDivvies Thanks Boomer. Plotting a trip to the Amalfi Coast in Italy sometime in October.

@DivIncomeBcast That’s good to hear. It means you prepared well for your future. 👍👍 Any big trips on the horizon?

@A1Policy Hypothetical much? Buffoon.

Back in 1996, when a Senator called voter ID common sense. Today, securing our elections is still COMMON SENSE.

@TheFinPitch Rough day today. Lots of red.

@DivIncomeBcast I was down -2.39% today 🔴

@CaffeineCraig @finviz_com

Todays Market Sector Performances : 1 of the 11 sectors was positive today 😬 Best : Energy + 0.23 % Worst: Basic Materials. - 3.43 % source : @finviz_com

@DFinkCFA Thanks. The flexibility is a nice perk. If we were doing without, that would be an issue. We aren’t, so this works for us.

The idea is to live the life you want. If that life is less than the range you provided - that's great. It means you probably have flexibility to do some unexpected things (gifts to family, charitable giving, special events, etc.). If the spending is in excess of the range, you might be at risk. Of course, both are a function of life expectancy. If you spend under the range but are going to live another 50 years, it changes the math. If you spend over the range but are only going to live another 10 years, it also changes the math. Either way, it sounds like you are living your best life right now - congrats!

$SNDK hits a 52/-week high, up 4% today. AI buildout has this stock soaring 🚀🚀🚀 YTD 🟢217% 6 Month 🟢661% 1 Yr 🟢1,233%

@ModernDayInves If you’re going to break your rule, $MSFT is a great pick.

I broke my one rule… I’ve been buying individual stocks. Specifically, $MSFT. To me, it’s a no-brainer at these levels.

@GetSurplusApp Well put 💪🏻

That’s the underrated flex of retirement: not maximizing the withdrawal rate, just maximizing peace. A 2.5% rate buys a lot of margin against bad markets, long lives, and surprise expenses — and from my own experience, having “enough” feels way better than trying to optimize every last dollar.