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@artdb

 Gotcha.  Yessir, sometimes certain sectors move together.  Sometimes, a rising tide simply lifts all boats.

I do think the JAGLX expense ratio at .92% is slightly higher than some others, like say, VGHCX at .35%. 

But for sure, if it is working for you and you are happy with it, that is great; everyone should have some exposure in that sector.

As far as the Eagles -- I think they go as far as Hurts can take them.  But their defense looks very good.  I am not sure how bad Love's injury was/is.

But the Eagles have the best Pass Rush in the league right now and will get after him.

But the Eagles can beat anyone if they are on top of their game, on both sides of the ball.

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Of course.  He simply had far more to choose from.

@artdb

 I am not exactly sure what you are saying?

This is mainly a health-type fund.  Not really a small-cap type of fund.

@MizuNoYoNiNaru

 Yes.  I get all of that and there are some blatant examples.  Bachus, Pelosi, etc.  

But, even with a 'broad brush', it is a leap of generalization to include Manchin and imply that it made him 'super wealthy' is all I am pointing out.

You are correct, in ancient times, it was this way and even seen as a 'brag' of sorts to be able to run for office because you were wealthy.

But a lot of times people that are already wealthy and very successful in other avenues go into politics and folks tend to assume they do it to further their wealth.  This is just not the case.  Of course, there are exceptions; I just have not seen Manchin as one.

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@MizuNoYoNiNaru

 Okay.

But 'getting your way' and 'becoming super wealthy from siding'' on issues, are two separate things. 

So, again, how exactly would he make money from withholding his vote?  It is not like he was getting kickbacks or doing insider trading.

He was going to make money from the coal company no mater what.  As, I said, mostly the oil and coal issues align.  But, that is somewhat different than simply 'siding with positions of oil companies'.  

For sure, he has not sided with the Green Energy Scam stuff.

But, there is always an implied underhandedness and that Congressmen 'make money' from their votes.  This is simply not usually the case.

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@MizuNoYoNiNaru

 I think Manchin is more an independent who (wisely) became super wealthy by siding with positions of oil companies

How exactly do you mean?  He was plenty wealthy before getting in office from his coal company he started.

There are no indications he has done anything shady, like insider trading.  I do not even think he owns any oil stocks.

Sure, they have contributed to his campaign.  But, coal is where his money was, mostly, made.

Sure, the coal and oil policies align, for the most part.  But they also diverge enough to not have a direct line made to say that was what made him super wealthy.

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