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TheDividendEscape

@DividendEscape

Long time dividend investor with a mild obsession with dividends and passive income. Hope to help others get financially free. *Not Financial advice*

United States Katılım Ocak 2025
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TheDividendEscape
TheDividendEscape@DividendEscape·
What stock or ETF is buy and hold forever to you? Mine is $SCHD
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SCHD Accumulator
SCHD Accumulator@SCHDaccumulator·
Is $SCHD the “safest” ETF? -13 years of Dividend increases -0.61 beta -Passively managed (algorithm only, no human decision making involved)
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Jessie
Jessie@Jexxie·
My stomach just fell to my anus.
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TheDividendEscape
TheDividendEscape@DividendEscape·
@Osint613 Who's going to tell him the day will still be the same length? 🤔 😂
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Open Source Intel
Open Source Intel@Osint613·
U.S. President Donald Trump: "Big Vote today (48-1!) in the Energy and Commerce Committee on a Bill including The Sunshine Protection Act, which will be making Daylight Saving Time Permanent! This is so important in that Hundreds of Millions of Dollars are spent every year by people, Cities, and States, being forced to change their Clocks. Many of these Clocks are located in Towers, and the cost of renting, or using, Heavy Equipment to do this twice a year is prohibitive! The House will be attaching The Sunshine Protection Act to “The Highway Bill.” Great work by Troy Nehls, and all of the Members who voted, as well, for Railway Safety. I am going to work very hard to see The Sunshine Protection Act signed into Law. It’s time that people can stop worrying about the “Clock,” not to mention all of the work and money that is spent on this ridiculous, twice yearly production. It will also be a very nice WIN for the Republican Party. Take it! We are going with the far more popular alternative, Saving Daylight, which gives you a longer, brighter Day — And who can be against that — This is an easy one! Thank you to everyone who supported this important Bill, and especially Chairman Brett Guthrie and Vern Buchanan. President DONALD J. TRUMP."
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Jacob Infante
Jacob Infante@jacobinfante24·
Let’s say Caleb Williams throws for 4,200 yards in 2026. That’s roughly 250 more than last year. Here’s what I think the receiving yard split roughly looks like: • Burden: 1,100 • Loveland: 900 • Odunze: 800 • Kmet: 350 • Swift: 250 • Raymond: 225 • Walker: 225 • Monangai: 125 • Thomas: 125 • Roush: 100
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Jessie
Jessie@Jexxie·
@BillyM2k Most of the time yeah but I’ve been alone for a long time so it would be kind of nice to be alone together. You know what I mean.
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Joey Swoll
Joey Swoll@TheJoeySwoll·
Hey @X is this a joke? I call out inappropriate behavior and content in gyms but there is NEVER any nudity and if there is, I cover it up. Millions of views which YOU get paid for and not even a discussion? There was no “thorough” review. Just one email and DONE. Do better X…
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Mario Nawfal
Mario Nawfal@MarioNawfal·
RECAP: Trump arrived back in the U.S after his visit to China and is reportedly weighing military options to try and get a breakthrough in deadlocked negotiations with Iran. Breakthrough in this case usually means killing the negotiators who are blocking the deal. Israeli officials expect airstrikes on Iran to resume "imminently." They're anticipating a clearer timeline for any strikes to be agreed in the next 24 hours. Most analysts believe strikes on Iran are likely to resume on Monday, especially since today is U.S Armed Forces Day. Meanwhile, Iran is sticking to the same line: they're fully prepared for negotiations or war. Over in the UK, Tommy Robinson's Unite the Kingdom rally is underway in London, with tens of thousands of people demonstrating against mass migration and in support of British values. Starmer also supports British values as long as they include banning people from entry he doesn't like and suppressing free speech. Ironic that the UK's immigration system can block political speakers, yet let thousands of illegal migrants in.
Mario Nawfal@MarioNawfal

RECAP: -NYT bombshell: The U.S. and Israel are preparing to possibly resume combat operations against Iran as early as next week, potentially under a new name. Options include more aggressive strikes on military and infrastructure targets, plus a high-risk plan to use U.S. special forces to physically extract Iran's highly enriched uranium. -Trump announced U.S. and Nigerian forces killed Abu-Bilal al-Minuki, the second-in-command of ISIS globally, in an overnight joint operation. -The DOJ arrested Mohammad Baqer Saad Dawood Al-Saadi, an IRGC and Kata'ib Hizballah commander, for directing 18 confirmed terror attacks across Europe and plotting bombings at synagogues in New York, Los Angeles, and Scottsdale. He worked directly with Soleimani. The plot was stopped days before becoming an attack on U.S. soil. -Hackers have breached fuel monitoring systems at U.S. gas stations across multiple states. U.S. officials suspect Iran. Internal IRGC documents from 2021 specifically named these systems as targets. -Iran is now forcing its own citizens to post pro-regime content and hand over personal banking info just to regain internet access. Some are being ordered to publish 20 pro-government posts and "make it look natural." -Reuters reports the U.S. is considering asking Israel to redirect $5 billion in withheld Palestinian tax money to fund Trump's $70 billion Gaza rebuilding plan. The PA was not invited to the Board of Peace. Israel was. -Massive unrest in Bolivia. Miners detonating dynamite, protesters attempting to breach the presidential palace. Bolivia's gas export collapse triggered hospital medicine shortages and fuel lines. South American instability keeps stacking.

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Jessie
Jessie@Jexxie·
Have you ever farted while receiving fellatio?
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Jessie@Jexxie·
Would you rather someone fart on you or in you?
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Jessie@Jexxie·
Fuck. I left the house without a bra, I hope my nipples don’t get hard.
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Jessie@Jexxie·
Time for my mental health walk.
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azula@Msazula·
vibrator died 💔 guess i actually have to get a life now
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Jessie
Jessie@Jexxie·
I hope you think of me next time you fart.
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♡ fairy ♡@veganxfairy·
so close i can almost feel it 💆🏼‍♀️
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Jessie
Jessie@Jexxie·
Is the pool half empty or half full?
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AlphaFox
AlphaFox@alphafox·
Today I was laid off from the IT field after 30 years at the same job. I started part time in 96' when I was a junior in high school, just doing basic troubleshooting and fixing computers. I worked through college and then full time after. What did I get for my 30 years of service? Almost nothing. I got 3 weeks vacation, which was supposed to be accrued only (which would have been 1.5 weeks) but after I complained it was changed to the full 3 weeks and paid medical for a few months. No severance. No cushion. Nothing. 😒 Why was I laid off? - Dwindling client base - The number was cut in half in recent years; several closed and some found other IT vendors. Splitting time between a smaller number of clients obviously is not sustainable. - AI automation - gone are the days of needing to run around to every computer to apply updates, basic things can be fixed remotely, and AI makes reporting that took days take hours. Instead of asking IT for help, clients just ask AI which walks them through fixing many things - Instead of needing an expert, AI can do it all for you. - Less need for IT support - back in the day, late 90's - 2010's, people had no idea how to do basic computing, hooking up computer, printers, ect. The modern workforce is able to do most of this stuff themselves and are much more computer savvy. What will I do now? Not sure. Since I have done this for 30 years, I'm unsure of the direction I want to go. I could get into another IT job probably, but we will see where the wind takes me. Without X, I would be sunk - the cost of living is so high in MA, all of my regular income went to cover the essentials. Most of the money that I have earned on X has been saved so I have that to fall back on but I never intended for it to be my full time thing. The direction X is going I sadly dont know if its viable to do full time and that's pretty sad for an account this size. At one point it seemed like a possibility, but the way things are looking now, it seems like they dont want to pay anyone for anything any more. In the meantime, I will be trying to improve my X game and possibly doing more spaces, articles, research, ect - but at the end of the day, even if I do those things, I have no idea if it will be worth it or viable the way things are looking. 'Make your living on X' Elon once said - it seems like a pipe dream at this point but here's to hoping for the future. 🥂
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