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I'm finally going to move out my old 401k from my previous employer into an IRA and I have an account with Fidelity. I'm just browsing around right now and there's bazillion different choices. I reckon I don't have to to stay with Fidelity, but I figured that might be easier to navigate. Anyway, what are you guys and gals use for a high dividend S&p ETF?

I'm finally going to move out my old 401k from my previous employer into an IRA and I have an account with Fidelity. I'm just browsing around right now and there's bazillion different choices. I reckon I don't have to to stay with Fidelity, but I figured that might be easier to navigate. Anyway, what are you guys and gals use for a high dividend S&p ETF?

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When hyperinflation hits mainstream the rush into assets will be unparalleled.

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My bro tried to ask my why the price of gold was going up.

I told him the price of gold isn't going up. Gold is actually pretty stable in terms of value. There is a little more mined everyday, but it isn't like anyone is currently discovering any massive gold deposits. The supply increases at a very low, steady rate.

Gold is worth pretty much the same today as it was 10 years ago. The reason it appears to be going up in value is an illusion.

Gold isn't going up in price. Your dollars are just rapidly becoming more and more worthless.