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1 week ago |
etf.com | Sumit Roy
The iShares MSCI South Korea ETF (EWY) has quietly been one of 2025’s biggest comeback stories. Up nearly 35% year to date, the fund is far outpacing the U.S. market, where the SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust (SPY) has gained only about 2%. Even compared to international peers, EWY is leading the pack. The Vanguard Total International Stock Index Fund ETF (VXUS) is up a solid 14%, but South Korea has been the standout. Of course, some of that outperformance comes from just how badly the fund did last year.
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1 week ago |
dev.to | Sumit Roy
It’s Friday, and while the week’s been a blur of commits, standups, and “why isn’t this working?” — the weekend is my space to explore, break, build, and maybe not open Jira for a hot minute. So here’s what’s going into my Friday Stack Pack this weekend: 🧪 1. Tool to Try: tldrBecause typing man gives me anxiety. TLDR pages give simplified, community-driven man pages — perfect for when you just want examples, not a novel.
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1 week ago |
dev.to | Sumit Roy
I still remember this one clearly. I was working on a feature that needed two slightly different components. Naturally, I thought:“Hmm… let’s be smart and make a reusable abstraction up front.”So I spent a few extra hours generalizing the logic, creating a “flexible” component that could handle any edge case I might encounter in the future. It had flags. It had configuration. It had callbacks. It was... beautifully abstracted. 📉 What Happened NextA week later, requirements changed.
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1 week ago |
onlytech.com | Sumit Roy
Broadband service provider ACT Fibernet has partnered with Amazon to introduce new Prime Lite plans for both new and existing customers. The ACT Fibernet plans bundled with Amazon Prime Lite vary by city. For instance, in Jaipur, it starts at Rs. 699 per month, while in Pune, it costs Rs. 998 per month. Customers subscribing to these plans can enjoy high-speed internet along with unlimited access to entertainment via Prime Video. “At ACT Fibernet, our brand promise is simple – feel the advantage.
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1 week ago |
etf.com | Sumit Roy
Stocks didn’t move much Wednesday after the Federal Reserve left interest rates unchanged, keeping the benchmark federal funds rate in its 4.25% to 4.5% range. That’s where the rate has stood since the Fed’s last cut in December. The decision was widely expected. The SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust (SPY) was last trading fractionally higher on the day, hovering near the same levels as before the rate announcement.
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