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    US stock have significantly underperformed international stocks ytd. Kevin Slater
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    Ticker symbol GSEW with a .09% expense ratio for those interested. Kevin Slater
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    I hate that they're considering altering the rules for S&P inclusion to get SpaceX in earlier than it otherwise would be. Kevin Slater
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    In general, it's not a great idea to take part in IPOs. Wait at least until the lock-up period is over (when all the insiders are allowed to sell their shares, which often tanks the stock). Kevin Slater
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    ...or that the longs lock in their profits now? Kevin Slater
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    More precisely, whatever your donation, the first .5% of your AGI is non-deductible. Kevin Slater
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    Also, you only get to deduct the full appreciated value of the stock if you've held it a year or more, and you itemize rather than taking the standard deduction. Kevin Slater
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    Reminder: this is a forum to discuss the markets and finance, not other posters.
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    I would find that very hard to believe. Kevin Slater
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    Every five to seven years, people forget that the Dow has a correction every five to seven years. Kevin Slater
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    Inflation numbers will be suspect until we get a year away from the (previous) government shutdown. While the BLS wasn't collecting data throughout the shutdown, they simply assumed the same price as last time they checked. It'll take a full year for those acknowledged bad numbers exit the equation. Kevin Slater
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    There's a good argument to be made that gold is now just a meme stock. Kevin Slater
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    The formula is quite simple: a million more than you have today. Kevin Slater
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    I believe it's the converse, actually. Non-retirement (i.e. taxable brokerage) accounts get the stepped up cost basis (as of the date of death). Distributions from traditional pre-tax accounts are taxed to the beneficiary as ordinary income, regardless of what the investments were worth at death. For Roth accounts, there is no tax consequence. Kevin Slater
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    I exited my position when the first deal was announced. Wish I had your dilemma instead. Kevin Slater

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