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  Miles Carter@MarketLensXJul 20

  One of the fastest ways to build wealth is to structure your capital around a flawless mix of defense and hyper-growth. Many investors severely underestimate the compounding performance of these industry leaders. Rate this ultimate allocation: $NVDA | 5% Compute Anchor $AAPL | 5% Ecosystem Fortress $SCHO | 5% Cash Hedge $MSFT | 4% Enterprise Dominance $UBER | 3% Platform Scaling I shared the structuring framework behind these names before, but you weren't following me yet. Don't worry, you are here now. The next major alert is coming soon. Want to see the full high-conviction portfolio I'm execution-focused on? Head to my profile.

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  Alpha Research@AlphaResearchHQJul 20

  Nancy Pelosi Portfolio 🔥 (Part 3) Pay close attention 👀 More names worth watching: $AAPL — 5% $SCHO — 5% $MSFT — 4% $UBER — 3% What stands out here is the focus on established companies with strong cash flows, global reach, and exposure to long-term technology trends. Not every opportunity comes from chasing the hottest names. Sometimes the best setups are hiding in companies investors already know. Anything surprise you? I shared the opportunity before most people were paying attention. You didn’t know me back then, but now you know where I’m looking.

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  William Parker@ParkerTradesXJul 20

  Many investors are severely underestimating the compounding performance of these tech leaders. Rate this defensive and aggressive mix: $NVDA - 5% Compute Anchor $AAPL - 5% Ecosystem Fortress $SCHO - 5% Cash Hedge $MSFT - 4% Enterprise Dominance $UBER - 3% Platform Scaling I shared the framework and structuring behind these names before, but you weren't following me yet. Don't worry, you are here now. If you want to see the high-conviction stocks I am execution-focused on, head to my profile.

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  par cha@parchaMay 30

  $tlt $tmf $scho SCHO (Schwab Short-Term U.S. Treasury ETF): The hideout. With ultra-short maturities, it barely flinches when rates move, posting a 7.7% five-year gain and a 4.0% yield at a rock-bottom 0.03% fee. It’s stability over upside. https://finance.yahoo.com/markets/options/articles/spill-5-long-bond-yield-203810157.html

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  David Carl@GoCubsGo1124Mar 29

  $SCHO $BND $SGOV or $AGG Which one do I want to park my cash in for safety?

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  rsmracks@rsmracksMar 20

  $SPY $TLT $SCHP $BND $SCHO Several years ago I said we would be $50 trillion in debt by 2030. At this pace, it’s going to happen. The interest on this debt isn’t manageable. The debt/credit crisis is building. Mid 2027 wipeout? My timing won’t be perfect, but the day of reckoning is coming. The government will simply issue more treasuries and someone will buy them. They might just be at a higher yield. The issue that’s unfolding is for States, counties, cities, corporations and individuals. The debt burdens are piling up. What happens when the credit isn’t there? Here in lies the problem. Well, throw in unemployment and underemployment and BOOM 💥 “Since the debt ceiling in early July, the debt has exploded by $2.8 trillion, with those trillions flying out the window at huge auctions every week so fast they’re hard to see. The illusory flat spots occur during the debt ceiling.” Debt has doubled in 8 years. This is eye popping. https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/GFDEBTN

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  rsmracks@rsmracksMar 20

  $BSV.X $SCHO I’m going to remove BSV from my buy list and replace it with SCHO. Key Deciding Factors Safety vs. Return: Choose SCHO if your primary goal is absolute capital preservation and zero credit risk. Choose BSV if you want slightly better returns and don't mind the minimal risk associated with top-tier companies. Volatility: SCHO typically has a shorter duration (roughly 1.9 years vs. BSV's ~2.7 years), meaning its price will fluctuate less when interest rates change. Tax Efficiency: Interest from SCHO is generally exempt from state and local taxes because it holds only Treasuries. A portion of BSV’s income (the corporate part) is fully taxable at all levels

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  Billioner@BillionerOfKingFeb 3

  $SCHO Current Stock Price: $24.31 Contracts to trade: $25.0 SCHO Feb 20 2026 Call Entry: $0.03 Exit: $0.04 ROI: 44% Hold ~27 days Shared as daily free alerts and for educational purposes only. https://dailypickai.com/freealerts

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  rsmracks@rsmracksFeb 1

  $SPY $TLT $BND $SHV $SCHO The 200 basis point spread is coming. FED rate to 3-3.25% 2 year 3.25% 10 year 4.25% 30 year 5.25% That longer term debt is going to stay elevated on the yield side. People want paid to hold that balloon. 30 year mortgage rates at best will move to 5.7-5.9% That’s at best. 6-6.5% looks to be the level. The government needs to step aside and never buy MBS’ again. When businesses begin to fail, they need to let them fail. Complete reset will come. Strong balance sheets will survive, debt ridden companies and individuals will fail. https://wolfstreet.com/2026/01/31/us-government-sold-766-billion-of-treasuries-this-week-yield-curve-steepened-as-30-year-treasury-yield-rose-to-4-87/

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  rsmracks@rsmracksJan 29

  $SHV $SCHO $SCHP Summary of Use Cases Use SHV if you want to park cash for less than a year and need to avoid any significant decline in principal. Use SCHO if you are looking for a slightly higher yield than cash but still want the safety of U.S. Treasuries. Use SCHP if your primary concern is preserving purchasing power against inflation over a medium-to-long-term horizon.

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  rsmracks@rsmracksJan 21

  $FBND $SCHO $IGIB $NUV $ARDC I’ve narrowed down my bond fund list. I’m going to pick 4-5 of these to add to my existing positions in the sector. Current positions. BGT, DLY, KORP, TLT, SCHP and NMCO. I’m leaning towards adding these; ARDC which is a credit fund. MMIN or NUV for another Muni fund with tax exempt federal taxes. SHV for a place to park cash and it not be completely dead. FBND - a mix of Government/Corp/securitized That would give me 10 bond funds. I won’t DRIP these funds. As the dividends/distributions pay monthly, I will place the money in the areas I think are the most undervalued. Or I could open new positions? My plan is still about 25% allocation for now. I could move to 30+% later this year? 10 years of compounding is my plan. I’m 50 now and preparing for 60. More to follow. 👍

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  Bryan Mitchell@NoFaceTutoroJan 15

  $SCHO great, finally a 2 year bond available in Merrill Lynch 😎

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  MCC, BS and MBA in Finance@MCC2ZAPOct 7

  $SCHO When does the div hit your account?

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  Annie Preferred@Annie_PreferredJul 16

  $SCHO $SGOV Let's hear it for cash ... you can do worse!

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  Johnathan@swingingtechMar 20

  $SCHO $GSFP https://wallstreetwaves.com/significant-etf-outflows-for-scho-and-gsfp/

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