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Would anyone on here pay off my 2.25% 30 year fixed rate mortgage with 28 years left? Peace of mind is ok, but not with the current fixed income spread. It's free money. I have more than enough to pay it off, but won't.

This is a link to the public release. They have 4 drugs in pipeline right now. This one is closest to market...

Every time I plug in paying off my mortgage, my model yells at me and tells me I'm an idiot.

I just filled out a form that said I had $XX of assets. Don't remember what the $XX amount was but I had plenty in taxable account to qualify.

My best friend referred me to a private equity group and I invested 5% (at the time) of my retirement savings into a startup group developing a new drug. I got in phase I. They have just gotten phase II approval from the FDA and designated a breakthrough drug. No other drug does what their's...

I have 28 years left on a 2.25% fixed rate mortgage. Never gonna pay it off.

Just ordered another dog bed, a chew toy and two stuffy puppies our dogs love.

But it is a good reason not to go all MO.

To the OP, I normally chime in on these types of threads and poo poo dividends, but I thought I might be more helpful. MO is a machine. My best friend was a VP there. I just looked at their financials and they can crank out some serious free cash flow. Only blip they have had recently is...

I would think they would put your charts in the prospectus.

Again, per their prospectus, none of the American Funds have beat the S&P 500.

Exactly.

So what is the explanation for the under performance for the 1 year, 5 year and 10 year vs. the S&P 500?

The Sears catalogue. Especially the Christmas one. That was awesome.

One thing I am glad has fallen by the wayside are some of the things people used to say that were racist but accepted. Our small town was one color and one religion and some folks didn't give it one thought to say things that today would be abhorrent.

I would gladly take a 15 year period certain SPIA @ 3% annual return with a CPI-W COLA. I guess that would be around 11.9% right now. Let me know if you find one.

From the American Funds prospectus dated 1 Mar 2022, page 6: 12.18% Class A shares total return since 1/1/1934 12.72% S&P 500 total return since 1/1/1934 https://www.capitalgroup.com/individual/pdf/shareholder/MFGEPRX-004-555421.pdf And they didn't do any better over 1, 5 or 10 years. And...

My current theory is that dark matter/energy exists in another dimension we cannot observe directly. Kindof how gravity in a 3D universe would influence the 2D universe but the observer in the 2D universe would not be able to see the 3D object but could observe the effects of the 3D object...

Why the heck should you pay anything to buy and sell? Run away from all things EJ. Now.

I just spent the last 15 minutes reviewing the fee schedule docs on the EJ site. I still have no clue how much the total fees would be for $100k invested in a 60/40 portfolio. I did see they steal 10% of your dividend reinvestment. And charge you for dollar cost averaging, although I couldn't...

I have owned two vehicles that were rated the worst ever by CR in all categories. Both gave me many trouble free miles.

I am confident we will eventually figure this all out. If not, we will be doomed to interplanetary travel and maybe some interstellar travel. That is depressing a future. I am talking epochs here, not centuries or millennia.

Einstein's theories of relativity were pretty far out there when he published them. If ER.org had been around then, I'm sure we would have poo poo'd them just like this thread. We have a lot of cool stuff now because we better understand space time and gravity (GPS). We'll figure it out...

Have you considered an AMC Pacer or Ford Pinto?

Series A closed 31 Jan 2022. Series B is now closed. This is biotech. Competitive advantage. Last two this firm did sold for $2B+. I will know in 2023 whether I am rich or $100k poorer.