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>>16818452
if it's in a taxable account, avoid stuff that distributes a lot of ordinary income, it just makes taxes less of a headache.

try to make it kind of boring so it doesn't take up that much attention. it's easier to leave it the fuck alone if you have multiple funds. if you have one, then you tend to worry about that one holding too much. get 3 or 4 or 5, a mix of us and non-us - even if the exposures wind up being the same, if you have a tendency to fuck around with the worst performing position, it is only affecting 25% of the portfolio, not 90-100%.