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GodisanAtheist

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Vanguard was up 13.8%
Fidelity was up 19.4%

Pretty solid for mostly fire and forget investing on my part.

If Trump needs to diddle a few more kids or kill a couple more Venezuelans or slap more arbitrary tariffs or give MBS/Netanyahoo/Putin a little sucky-sucky he has my support so long as the market keeps going up and my job is safe.

It goes down or my job is in danger and I get mad about stuff again.
 

IronWing

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Quicken says my overall is 13.8% but Quicken does squirrely math with dividend and distribution reinvestments, adding them to the cost basis (good) but then calculating the rate of return using the new basis (bad).
 
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Using the crude tool provided by Vanguard for performance, when filtering for a 1-year return:

Across all accounts: 14.2%
Non-retirement: 12.8% (partly because of a more conservatively invested inherited IRA and partly because my taxable account has a chunk in cash or cash-like funds)
Retirement: 16.4% (excluding 401k held elsewhere)