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Originally Posted by twobjshelbys
You can't drive a ETF 
I didn't buy my GT thinking it would every be anything but a depreciating asset. The fact that it isn't doesn't change the part of taking it out and driving it. Now that we are in Vegas it's a little easier to do.
I'd like to know what ETFs are turning 15% by the way... |
Research is your friend. Took me a couple minutes with an online screener.
Come on, who drives their FGT's? The FGT's that I see for sale have very little or are still in their wrapper with no mileage.
You may not be able to drive a mutual fund or ETF, but nonetheless, it could still put a smile on your face when see your monthly statement arrives, if you buy the right ones. Easier to sell too, when the time comes.