Stochastic

Let me introduce you to open street maps. https://welcome.openstreetmap.org/what-is-openstreetmap/ or more simply https://www.openstreetmap.org/

This one? https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=de.brettspielwelt.coffee_roaster

This was already posted in personalfinancecanada 23hrs ago at https://lemmy.ca/post/1321622

Coffee Roaster with Ganz Shön Clever and Onirim pulling up behind it.

I hope someday soon the official Stats Can reddit account will migrate here and post directly.

I mean yeah, small caps are riskier and as such you'll expect a greater return.

The fad stuff is unlikely to affect broad market ETFs significantly.

After Volvo announced, Polestar announcing seems like a footnote addition rather than a separate announcement.

I'm trying to say that location count is more important than stall count. Stall count is still important, but a wait is a minor inconvenience in compsrison to not being able to travel on the north shore of the St Lawrence too far north of Baie-Saint-Paul because all the northern charging stalls are concentrated in that one location

I'm not sure I agre that

An S&P 500 fund seems like the way to go.

Why not a small-cap ETF to help counteract the already over-exposure to large-caps that naturally come with VGRO portfolio? S&P 500 is by its nature a large-cap lean.

Why would you buy individual equities when there's multiple cheap equal-weight S&P 500 ETFs on the market?

Only the no-children amounts differ.

For example, if you are single you could receive a maximum payment of:

• $234 if you have no children
• $387 if you have one child
• $467 if you have two children
• $548 if you have three children
• $628 if you have four children

And, if you are married or have a common-law partner, you could receive up to:

• $306 if you have no children
• $387 if you have one child
• $467 if you have two children
• $548 if you have three children
• $628 if you have four children