FDEEX Swap to FDEWX?

{"summary": "Bogleheads poster holds 90% of Roth IRA in FDEEX and considers swapping to FDEWX due to concern about the actively managed fund's expense ratio, asking whether share price differences matter.", "reason": "Author expresses a cost-driven preference for a lower-expense target-date fund over an actively managed one, an actionable fund-switch rationale.", "ideas": [{"symbol": "FDEWX", "direction": "long", "thesis": "The author is considering moving 100% of their Roth IRA from FDEEX into FDEWX because they worry the actively managed fund's higher expense ratio will drag on returns over the long run. The mechanism is cost reduction: lower fees compound favorably over a multi-decade horizon. The author's stated uncertainty is whether the differing share prices ($21 vs $29) should affect the decision, and no specific catalyst or timeframe is given beyond the ~10-year holding period.", "thesis_short": "Swap FDEEX to lower-cost FDEWX", "quote": "I'm concerned with the Actively Managed fund that the Expense Ratio is going to hurt me down the road. I'm considering a swap to FDEWX", "confidence": 0.6, "sentiment": 0.4, "timeframe": "long-term (10+ years held)"}], "model": "deepseek-v4-flash"}