Real Money Moves @Real_Money_Blog

Content Creator and ETF nerd empowering investors to build wealth on their own terms. Not financial advice. No DMs. realmoneymoves.com Anchorage, AK Joined August 2025

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19 hours ago

@DamoAussieFX Some would say it's the least of your worries 🤷‍♂️

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5 days ago

We all have our Vices! My friend smokes a pack of cigs everyday, and has for years. $8/day = $2,920/year = $29,200/decade If she had been investing that into $SCHG instead (+18.40% annually), she'd now have ~$70,000.

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SCHD STAN | Craig @SCHDETF

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$SCHD Top Holdings & Sector Allocation: What Stands Out? Top Holdings $QCOM: 6.76% $TXN: 6.00% $UNH: 5.08% $CVX: 4.01% $KO: 3.97% $MRK: 3.75% $COP: 3.69% $VZ: 3.59% $AMGN: 3.51% $PG: 3.49% A few things stand out to me: • $QCOM and $TXN now make up 12.76% of the fund combined. • $QCOM has nearly doubled since being added to $SCHD and is now the fund’s largest holding. • $UNH is up roughly 40% since being added and has held on to the #3 spot. • Defensive names like $KO, $PG, $MRK, and $VZ continue to be heavily represented, even though all but $KO are still down since the March reconstitution. • Energy remains well represented with both $CVX and $COP in the Top 10, despite both being down more than 7% since the reconstitution. Sector Allocation Staples: 18% Healthcare: 18% Technology: 16% Energy: 15% Industrials: 11% Financials: 9% Discretionary: 7% Communications: 6% Utilities: <1% Real Estate: 0% Materials: 0% A few more observations: • Consumer Staples and Healthcare are tied as the largest sectors at 18%, giving $SCHD a strong defensive foundation. • Technology has grown to 16% of the fund despite $SCHD holding only four tech stocks. $QCOM is up nearly 100% since being added, while $TXN and $SWKS have gained more than 55% and 40%, respectively. • Energy remains a major allocation at 15%, even after a challenging year for many energy stocks. • Industrials and Financials combine for 20%, adding cyclical exposure beyond the fund’s traditional defensive sectors. • $SCHD has no Real Estate exposure, no Materials exposure, and virtually no Utilities. The sector mix is one reason I view $SCHD as more than just a dividend ETF. It’s a blend of defense, value, quality, and now a meaningful amount of technology. What stands out most to you?

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19 hours ago

@GodFactorID 🥸

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a day ago

"If you think you're so good that you can pick stocks and beat the index, give it a try! Learn the hard way... Virtually no one beats the index." — Kevin O'Leary

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20 hours ago

@Investinc_Intel Life is too short not to give it a try 😏

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21 hours ago

@altivolans Well sure, anyone can beat the index for a short time. The statistics really start to stack against you after 10-15+ year holding periods. But imo, those are the only periods that really matter.

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The Kobeissi Letter @KobeissiLetter

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BREAKING: The S&P 500 ETF, $VOO, has officially become the first ETF in history to surpass $1 trillion in assets under management (AUM). $VOO has attracted +$69 billion in total inflows so far in 2026, on track for the largest annual intake since the fund’s inception in 2010. This follows +$118 billion and +$138 billion recorded in 2024 and 2025, respectively. Since the 2022 bear market, this fund’s AUM has more than TRIPLED. By comparison, the AUM of S&P 500 ETFs, $IVV and $SPY, rose to ~$860 billion and ~$785 billion, respectively. To put this into perspective, global ETF AUM stood at $21.9 trillion at the end of April, more than 3 times the $6.4 trillion held at the start of 2020, following 83 consecutive monthly inflows. ETF investing has never been more popular.

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@AurionVail No, just a fact 👌

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@notanotherquant It may not be worth the stress 🤔

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4 days ago

@Mikethejourney1 🤝

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4 days ago

@BullsvsBearMan @DGretta_Author I wish lol

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4 days ago

@DividendVisions Indeed

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4 days ago

Over investment periods of 15 years or more, index funds have beaten most hedge funds and mutual funds.

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5 days ago

@Investinc_Intel Has sintement shifted?

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2 weeks ago

Looking back on this post about $HIMS Allocations have decreased, and 2 of the 4 ETFs listed here have dropped it completely. How do you interpret this? 🤔

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6 months ago

$HIMS 🧴 builds recurring revenue through direct-to-consumer health, converting trust, convenience, and retention into a scalable, margin-rich engine built for long-term compounding. Here’s where it sits in digital-health ETFs: $HEAL ~4.31% $EKG ~3.52% $PTH ~3.31% $THNR ~4.33%