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9d •
IT'S A BOY!
Our third child is here! 👶 ❤️ We now have a full house with one girl, two boys, and Milo, our German Shepherd. Mom and baby are doing fantastic and resting up. After being at the hospital since 11 PM last night, it’s finally time for me to catch some sleep too! Talk soon, I'll be back online in a few days after we get some rest and get the newborn settled in!
1 like • 9d
Congratulations and full health to your whole family, Gary!
Jun 11 •
What am I doing with MSTE?
Quick disclaimer before diving in: this plan is a rough outline and subject to change at any time. If we see massive positive momentum, I could easily move Tranche 1 to $18 per share, or I might just decide to never sell a single share until a brand new all time high is created years from now. TRANCHES I AM BUYING IN: $4.00 — Complete $3.75 — Complete $3.50 — Complete $3.25 — Complete $3.00 — Complete $2.75 — Complete $2.50 — Complete $2.25 — Complete $2.00 — Complete (As of June 24th 2026) $1.75 — Complete (As of June 25th 2026) $1.50 — Waiting (~75% chance) : Updated June 24th 2026 $1.25 — Waiting (~60% chance) : Updated June 24th 2026 $1.00 — Waiting (~50% chance) : Added June 25th 2026 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The Current Strategy: June 23rd 2026 In the worst case scenario where the price gets completely stuck for years? No sweat. I still collect those distributions and use them to aggressively build out my other positions. Here is the step by step breakdown of the current playbook. Step 1: The Accumulation Phase All monthly distributions are being completely dollar cost averaged back into MSTE until October. If the price stays below $4, I will likely extend this DCA phase through December to keep loading up. Step 2: The Pivot to Core Income Starting in November (if the market recovers) or December, I will shift my distributions away from MSTE and split them across four core positions. - HYLD: 50% (Return of Capital Heavy) - QDAY: 20% (Return of Capital Heavy) - CDAY: 20% (Return of Capital Heavy) - XEQT: 10% (My glorified savings account) Note: This is just my starting lineup. I will absolutely be adding other positions to this list as time goes on. Step 3: The Exit Strategy I will continue holding my core MSTE position and watch to see if the Bitcoin 4 year cycle plays out again. Scenario A: The 4 Year Cycle Repeats I will sell 50% of my total position near the macro cycle top.
0 likes • 22d
i think Harvest went to $0.10 to give some wiggle room in case they had to keep cutting if BTC does indeed take until later this year or beyond to make its next run. a 54.3% yield is still too high imo. @Gary Gill 's expectation of $0.08 in the future is still very much in play. in the meantime, i'm still buying with my avg cost now in the mid 3s and i've got plenty of ammo to use for the rest of the summer to keep dca'ing.
25d •
S&P 500 Dip?
Quite a few YouTubers see a market correction by October, as you do @Gary Gill. I have cash on the side so I can buy some ETFs I've been eyeing for a while. It's so hard not to buy... Trying to be patient. It's not easy! 😀
2 likes • 24d
statistically, i believe that lump sum is the best way to deploy cash. i tend to dca the entirely of my dividends back throughout my positions. since i'm solely an income investor, the idea that my cash is sitting on the sidelines bothers me. whether the market is up or down, there is always a position in my portfolio that can benefit from a little dca. the only thing i've noticed in times of correction or downturns is that my dividends are spent well before my next payments come in. when the market is on fire, the opposite happens where i'll deploy my re-invested dividends more carefully, looking for values and dca opportunities. i stink at timing the bottom but i'm happy watching my monthly grow daily.
2 likes • 23d
@Peter Eckstein i'm pretty active and hands-on with my portfolio. after sending the little one off to school and the wife goes into work-mode, i tend to spend my mornings watching the market open. this has been routine since i started investing so it's as natural to me as my morning coffee. so, to answer your question, i do not DRIP. that is a great point you made about turning it off to re-invest into other holdings lower than your average price. i'm weighted heavily on tech right now, but over the long term i'll seek more balance throughout my sectors. have a great day!
2 likes • Jun 9
my opinion only, if you are able to remain calm during the volatility of this stock and your mindset is about total return, then it's a very enticing entry to the position. my average price is $3.79 and i have zero intention to ever sell. i will keep buying and DCA even if price continues to drop or divvies drop. even if it moves back up to $8 or more, i'll hold and happily collect the monthly. keep it a small entry percentage of your total portfolio as no single stock should be seen as a get rich-quick move. consistency and staying in the game means much, much more. good luck!
May 19 •
CMCL
Global X coming out with an all-in-one commodity producers CC ETF covering base metals, precious metals, energy weighted in mostly Canadian positions (60%) and rounding out with up to 10 countries in their holdings. the target semi-monthly yield will be 0.116 which works out to about 14.7% yield with today's price. i'm adding this position and building it up slowly. anyone else in?
1 like • May 19
thanks, Peter! the target yield payout can be found in the Prospectus link on page 42. i also hold ENCL but have no plans to sell it even with the overlap with CMCL. have been looking for a commodity CC ETF for some time now so i'm happy to come across this one. will be entering the position this morning. cheers!
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@mark-choi-9871
Reached FI in five years. Now just taking back time, one random day at a time.
Active 2d ago
Joined Feb 28, 2026