
cbung
u/cbung

Can we get an ELI5, or frankly even a professional answer, on what exactly the people running XEQT, VEQT, WealthSimple etc. do in these situations?
Maybe don't sell, maybe don't buy the dip, maybe don't change course, maybe try and think long term, etc. etc.
If we're not supposed to change our behavior, what exactly do these outfits do? If these funds track the market (loosely speaking) then will their algorithms sell stuff off and rebalance automatically? Is that good or bad? I mean that's what we're trusting with index investing and such right?
Thanks for any info :)
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^((I realize one might be inclined to drop a response like "you shoudl have done your own research on managemen
Trying to find this video, like a dramatic reading, theyre like drinking and having cigars or playing chess but their conversation is that of like two 12 year olds over text message. Thanks for your help
Can't recall if it's Deep House or Drum and Bass, but probably about 20 years ago there was a song I'm looking for that sampled Logan's Run. I have checked the "WhoSampled" site but they are not the one I'm looking for.
Specifically this song used the samples:
- "Please identify this word, Sanctuary"
- "Negative" (this was repeated a few times for sure)
- "Sanctuary is a pre-catastrophe code-word, used for a place of unity"
It would sort of loop those samples in different ways.
I sort of feel like the song was called Sanctuary or Ankh perhaps, but I'd be reaching on that, so I might be wrong.
Thanks for any help!
We've got the service to the house and they want to convert us and will maintain our contact rate. I'm worried when my contract ends, they're going to increase rates on us all in a year or two because there must have been a big cost to this new service. Not a lot of faith in big companies this days, maybe I'm just venting, but anyone in the know on this stuff?
Looking for a music video where a small DJ at like a radio or something in like Africa has a demo that gets passed around and goes big. Tried google/youtube but the search terms dont work :( Thanks for any help!
I noticed in VS recently when monkeying around with a Razor Pages project that the convention seems to be AbcPage.cshtml with a AbcPage.cshtml.cs model to go with it. What this does in the Solution Explorer is nest the model file under the razor file, which seems like a handy thing.
If you were creating any Partial or some other non-Razor Page .cshtml file in your project, normally I would just have PartialModel.cs or whatever. But do you think using the .cshtml.cs convention makes sense for basically any [partial] view model? I'm basically saying I'm not sure what the convention actually is :)
Maybe this is a dumb question but trying to google those search terms was pretty tough lol.

