Researcher59 (On SGOV), I have about 30% cash in real life not earning very much, it is alot of work to keep trading in/out of it if I want to buy a stock. Having said that I was looking to buy some of it at $100.19 ex divy (In fact was planning on putting about 1/3 of my real life cash in there), but it never did fall there. Hence I never pulled the trigger.
KIK is right, there is some paperwork to trading in/out of not just from my own portfolio (Which is a factor), but even more for the SSKMP. Admittingly my real portfolio actually owns alot of Bonds right Now In fact 35% of my portfolio owns individual bonds right now (Mostly short-term). Can't put that in the SSKMP because Impossible to track. I thought about adding SGOV to the SSKMP, but I only put things I own in the SSKMP, so by my rule SGOV can't be in the SSKMP if I don't own it in real life. Hence really why SGOV is not in the SSKMP. Anyways if SGOV hit $100.19, it would of been purchased it never fell there and quickly ran away, hence I don't chase. So I did nothing. All is just my opinion, and I could always be wrong though.
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