no military has ever had a worse expense / functionality ratio than the Saudis
Houthi forces appear to have shot down a Saudi Air Force F-15 near Marib.
September 16, 2026 at 6:06 PM
no military has ever had a worse expense / functionality ratio than the Saudis
U actually get paid the payroll expense ratio
September 28, 2026 at 8:28 PM
U actually get paid the payroll expense ratio
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Looking for someone who thinks vendor procurement is a fun Friday and insurance renewal season is a personal challenge.
Also you'd be working with me, which is either a selling point or a warning.
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Unfortunately my hip-to-waist ratio comes at great expense to me (tailor bills)
November 8, 2025 at 7:45 PM
Unfortunately my hip-to-waist ratio comes at great expense to me (tailor bills)
How I invest:
401(k) - Vanguard S&P 500 $VFFSX, 0.01% expense ratio
Roth IRA - Vanguard IT $VGT, 0.10% expense ratio
Brokerage - $VGT and Vanguard Total US $VTI, 0.03% expense ratio
Simple and effective.
401(k) - Vanguard S&P 500 $VFFSX, 0.01% expense ratio
Roth IRA - Vanguard IT $VGT, 0.10% expense ratio
Brokerage - $VGT and Vanguard Total US $VTI, 0.03% expense ratio
Simple and effective.
December 7, 2024 at 2:07 PM
How I invest:
401(k) - Vanguard S&P 500 $VFFSX, 0.01% expense ratio
Roth IRA - Vanguard IT $VGT, 0.10% expense ratio
Brokerage - $VGT and Vanguard Total US $VTI, 0.03% expense ratio
Simple and effective.
401(k) - Vanguard S&P 500 $VFFSX, 0.01% expense ratio
Roth IRA - Vanguard IT $VGT, 0.10% expense ratio
Brokerage - $VGT and Vanguard Total US $VTI, 0.03% expense ratio
Simple and effective.
An expense ratio of .95 is pushing the bounds of scam territory lmao
September 24, 2025 at 9:20 PM
An expense ratio of .95 is pushing the bounds of scam territory lmao
btw Dan Ives couldn't have lucked into a better window to launch his ETF -
but he's delivered 0 alpha vs QQQ and charges almost 4x the expense ratio
hard sell
but he's delivered 0 alpha vs QQQ and charges almost 4x the expense ratio
hard sell
November 13, 2025 at 8:01 PM
btw Dan Ives couldn't have lucked into a better window to launch his ETF -
but he's delivered 0 alpha vs QQQ and charges almost 4x the expense ratio
hard sell
but he's delivered 0 alpha vs QQQ and charges almost 4x the expense ratio
hard sell
TIL GLD has 2x the AUM and 2x the expense ratio of IWM
It’s a half a billion dollar a year product for State Street.
It’s a half a billion dollar a year product for State Street.
October 17, 2025 at 2:47 PM
TIL GLD has 2x the AUM and 2x the expense ratio of IWM
It’s a half a billion dollar a year product for State Street.
It’s a half a billion dollar a year product for State Street.
Updated chart replacement
But in a high-interest environment, the most reliable indicator is the interest coverage ratio ICR. This is the ratio of EBITDA to interest expense. That is, ICR shows how much operating income covers interest payments. The higher this ratio, the better.
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But in a high-interest environment, the most reliable indicator is the interest coverage ratio ICR. This is the ratio of EBITDA to interest expense. That is, ICR shows how much operating income covers interest payments. The higher this ratio, the better.
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December 12, 2024 at 7:06 PM
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But in a high-interest environment, the most reliable indicator is the interest coverage ratio ICR. This is the ratio of EBITDA to interest expense. That is, ICR shows how much operating income covers interest payments. The higher this ratio, the better.
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But in a high-interest environment, the most reliable indicator is the interest coverage ratio ICR. This is the ratio of EBITDA to interest expense. That is, ICR shows how much operating income covers interest payments. The higher this ratio, the better.
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In China, "main reasons for not wanting to have kids were... very high housing costs & the expense of raising kids"
"Huge income-to-debt ratio said to be ‘most effective contraceptive’ for millennials, Gen Z"
Fertile & Broke, same the world over
chart ht @rcafdm.bsky.social
"Huge income-to-debt ratio said to be ‘most effective contraceptive’ for millennials, Gen Z"
Fertile & Broke, same the world over
chart ht @rcafdm.bsky.social
April 24, 2026 at 3:36 AM
In China, "main reasons for not wanting to have kids were... very high housing costs & the expense of raising kids"
"Huge income-to-debt ratio said to be ‘most effective contraceptive’ for millennials, Gen Z"
Fertile & Broke, same the world over
chart ht @rcafdm.bsky.social
"Huge income-to-debt ratio said to be ‘most effective contraceptive’ for millennials, Gen Z"
Fertile & Broke, same the world over
chart ht @rcafdm.bsky.social
Medicare’s expense ratio is 1%. Insurers are capped at like 10-14% by the ACA. Imagine none of the insurance billing overhead And a 1% expense ratio. You’re getting a better wheelchair or a lower cost. We don’t need the middleman to do this.
December 7, 2024 at 4:49 AM
Medicare’s expense ratio is 1%. Insurers are capped at like 10-14% by the ACA. Imagine none of the insurance billing overhead And a 1% expense ratio. You’re getting a better wheelchair or a lower cost. We don’t need the middleman to do this.
I don't know the exact ratio of how much expense Iran has to put into holding the Strait of Hormuz compared to the cost to global trade, but considering gas prices have shot up, inflation is a major concern again and shipping is blocked I'd say it's easily millions to billions.
April 12, 2026 at 2:27 AM
I don't know the exact ratio of how much expense Iran has to put into holding the Strait of Hormuz compared to the cost to global trade, but considering gas prices have shot up, inflation is a major concern again and shipping is blocked I'd say it's easily millions to billions.
Alaska would be a safe bet. Fresh seasonal ingredients are hard to get up there. Low Latino population, canned ingredients, expense to quality ratio is going to put them in the running.
June 29, 2025 at 4:18 PM
Alaska would be a safe bet. Fresh seasonal ingredients are hard to get up there. Low Latino population, canned ingredients, expense to quality ratio is going to put them in the running.
41bps expense ratio is usury, I could never recommend this garbage
July 31, 2025 at 7:47 PM
41bps expense ratio is usury, I could never recommend this garbage
My entire $250,000+ brokerage portfolio is invested in just 2 ETFs.
$VTI (20.38% 1y, 0.03% expense ratio) and $VGT (21.36% 1y, 0.09% expense ratio)
That's all I buy.
Stop overcomplicating your investments. Keep it simple & watch the fees.
$VTI (20.38% 1y, 0.03% expense ratio) and $VGT (21.36% 1y, 0.09% expense ratio)
That's all I buy.
Stop overcomplicating your investments. Keep it simple & watch the fees.
February 11, 2025 at 2:06 PM
My entire $250,000+ brokerage portfolio is invested in just 2 ETFs.
$VTI (20.38% 1y, 0.03% expense ratio) and $VGT (21.36% 1y, 0.09% expense ratio)
That's all I buy.
Stop overcomplicating your investments. Keep it simple & watch the fees.
$VTI (20.38% 1y, 0.03% expense ratio) and $VGT (21.36% 1y, 0.09% expense ratio)
That's all I buy.
Stop overcomplicating your investments. Keep it simple & watch the fees.
With a much higher expense ratio
November 29, 2024 at 8:00 PM
With a much higher expense ratio
Tsla included in it. Not a chance. And .75% expense ratio. Joke
June 4, 2025 at 4:32 PM
Tsla included in it. Not a chance. And .75% expense ratio. Joke
0.95% gross expense ratio
September 25, 2025 at 3:55 PM
0.95% gross expense ratio
Senator Sherrod Brown in final remarks:
"When I was growing up, the CEO-to-worker pay ratio was 20-to-1. Today, that ratio is 344-to-1
When the economy doesn't reward work, while Wall St continues to rake in profits – not instead of workers but at the expense of workers – our work is far from over."
"When I was growing up, the CEO-to-worker pay ratio was 20-to-1. Today, that ratio is 344-to-1
When the economy doesn't reward work, while Wall St continues to rake in profits – not instead of workers but at the expense of workers – our work is far from over."
December 12, 2024 at 10:20 PM
Senator Sherrod Brown in final remarks:
"When I was growing up, the CEO-to-worker pay ratio was 20-to-1. Today, that ratio is 344-to-1
When the economy doesn't reward work, while Wall St continues to rake in profits – not instead of workers but at the expense of workers – our work is far from over."
"When I was growing up, the CEO-to-worker pay ratio was 20-to-1. Today, that ratio is 344-to-1
When the economy doesn't reward work, while Wall St continues to rake in profits – not instead of workers but at the expense of workers – our work is far from over."
Just a reminder for 2025:
Check where your 401(k) is invested.
You need to choose a good fund with a low expense ratio.
My 401(k) is in the Vanguard 500 Inst Index Tr (0.01% expense ratio), with great returns.
Check where your 401(k) is invested.
You need to choose a good fund with a low expense ratio.
My 401(k) is in the Vanguard 500 Inst Index Tr (0.01% expense ratio), with great returns.
January 7, 2025 at 2:06 PM
Just a reminder for 2025:
Check where your 401(k) is invested.
You need to choose a good fund with a low expense ratio.
My 401(k) is in the Vanguard 500 Inst Index Tr (0.01% expense ratio), with great returns.
Check where your 401(k) is invested.
You need to choose a good fund with a low expense ratio.
My 401(k) is in the Vanguard 500 Inst Index Tr (0.01% expense ratio), with great returns.
Another problem is people reading headlines and not context, feeding America's program expense ratio is 98.27% for FY2024, meaning nearly all of its donations go directly to programs and services that help people facing hunger.
I was just thinking about contributing to the "charity" Feeding America. Until I discovered that the salary for its CEO, Claire Babineaux-Fontenot, was approximately $949,866 in 2024, with her total compensation being $1,113,502. Apparently, feeding America isn't her top priority.
November 26, 2025 at 3:41 AM
Another problem is people reading headlines and not context, feeding America's program expense ratio is 98.27% for FY2024, meaning nearly all of its donations go directly to programs and services that help people facing hunger.
Every person that gets arrested represents some amount of risk and expense, whereas that boat is extremely cheap relative to its cargo. So it seems like you’d want a low smuggler:boat ratio, as with trucks
September 4, 2025 at 2:02 AM
Every person that gets arrested represents some amount of risk and expense, whereas that boat is extremely cheap relative to its cargo. So it seems like you’d want a low smuggler:boat ratio, as with trucks
this is just a warning to new followers who find me through comics-related starter packs that the jokes at my husband's expense/pictures of my dog/yelling about Pokemon or Sailor Moon fashion collabs I can't actually afford to comic book editing post ratio is like 9832742397:1
February 18, 2025 at 7:02 PM
this is just a warning to new followers who find me through comics-related starter packs that the jokes at my husband's expense/pictures of my dog/yelling about Pokemon or Sailor Moon fashion collabs I can't actually afford to comic book editing post ratio is like 9832742397:1
The budget is too complicated for a career politician dimbulb like Poilievre to grasp; the tax incentives for capital investment from abroad to set up future manufacturing plants etc is brilliant. Plus with a low debt/GDP ratio, debt expense is half the cost it was under Harper/Poilievre.
November 9, 2025 at 2:34 AM
The budget is too complicated for a career politician dimbulb like Poilievre to grasp; the tax incentives for capital investment from abroad to set up future manufacturing plants etc is brilliant. Plus with a low debt/GDP ratio, debt expense is half the cost it was under Harper/Poilievre.