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that's some ooof, Russell 2000 (small caps) is at a tipping point, this is a true picture of inflation, normalized interest rates and the federal reserve taking their foot off the gas pedal and unwinding assets.

miright @DriftBustaor just some schmuck who works at a turd mine?

 

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16 minutes ago, HSR said:

:snack: I'm expecting a canned "you're not worthy" response :lmao:

 

I'm not, this in't my wheelhouse... just some schmuck on a snowmobile website talking about things I don't understand.

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3 hours ago, Crnr2Crnr said:

Sure glad I didn't stick a pile of money in the hands of a broker lately... 

group-of-penguins-running-away-na51l2t0n 

https://www.google.com/finance/quote/.IXIC:INDEXNASDAQ

 

Weren't you all Gung ho on the markets a few months ago?

I pulled mine out of the open markets a while back.

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Rule number 1 when investing for retirement or long term goals.

Don't try and time the markets.

Dollar cost average if you must.  But unless you are on the home stretch to, or in retirement.  Just don't.

That said, the tech sector valuations are taking a beating recently, after a huge recovery first 2 quarters.

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29 minutes ago, DriftBusta said:

Rule number 1 when investing for retirement or long term goals.

Don't try and time the markets.

Dollar cost average if you must.  But unless you are on the home stretch to, or in retirement.  Just don't.

That said, the tech sector valuations are taking a beating recently, after a huge recovery first 2 quarters.

what if someone had squandered, scrimped and saved for years and years and just recently handed the money over for someone to put into the markets for them? 

*disclaimer* 

 

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1 minute ago, Crnr2Crnr said:

what if someone had squandered, scrimped and saved for years and years and just recently handed the money over for someone to put into the markets for them? 

*disclaimer* 

 

Solid dividends.

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1 minute ago, ArcticCrusher said:

I hear Moderna is a good buy now.  Its gotta be right? Ray?

idk, haven't fucked with biotech much since 2014

bio dd can consume hours upon hours of time, all week long, very volatile, fortunes are won or can be lost in an instant... FDA an all.

you dabble in biotech Daddy Warbucks?  

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1 minute ago, Crnr2Crnr said:

idk, haven't fucked with biotech much since 2014

bio dd can consume hours upon hours of time, all week long, very volatile, fortunes are won or can be lost in an instant... FDA an all.

you dabble in biotech Daddy Warbucks?  

Its a joke.

Stay away.

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8 minutes ago, ArcticCrusher said:

Can you get into any private equity?

Don't have to worry about peeps nervous about the markets.

25% to 40% of your assets should be.

I'm good

sure the current price actions are making a lot of folks antsy though.  

bubbles burst...

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2 hours ago, DriftBusta said:

Rule number 1 when investing for retirement or long term goals.

Don't try and time the markets.

Dollar cost average if you must.  But unless you are on the home stretch to, or in retirement.  Just don't.

That said, the tech sector valuations are taking a beating recently, after a huge recovery first 2 quarters.

People over think retirement investments. Public pension, vanguard, and SS along with a nice cash nest egg that I haven’t had to touch. I’m golden. I want for nothing. It’s about making the proper decisions. 

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9 minutes ago, spin_dry said:

People over think retirement investments. Public pension, vanguard, and SS along with a nice cash nest egg that I haven’t had to touch. I’m golden. I want for nothing. It’s about making the proper decisions. 

most Americans suck at financing their futures, they're awesome at wracking up debt for shit they want though.

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41 minutes ago, Crnr2Crnr said:

most Americans suck at financing their futures, they're awesome at wracking up debt for shit they want though.

Planning for retirement has been made out to be something that is supposedly incredibly complex. And it isn’t. 

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7 minutes ago, spin_dry said:

Planning for retirement has been made out to be something that is supposedly incredibly complex. And it isn’t. 

and the average American has far more debt than they have saved.   they've also banked on their home being their greatest asset when it comes time to retire.  they don't teach financial responsibility or basic economics any longer.  

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