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$ 50,000 since march. If I could go backwards and take what I know now i'd be a multi millionaire
Wouldn't we all? Should have dumped everything in!Originally Posted by Hawker445
STONKS$ 50,000 since march. If I could go backwards and take what I know now i'd be a multi millionaire
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$ 50,000 since march. If I could go backwards and take what I know now i'd be a multi millionaire
Originally Posted by Hawker445
STONKS$ 50,000 since march. If I could go backwards and take what I know now i'd be a multi millionaire
Coulda, woulda, shoulda.
I'm just glad my money guy talked me out of moving everything into very low volatility vehicles about six months ago. My timing over the last couple of decades has always been pretty good (with some sheer dumb luck in there) but I would have called that one wrong. In fairness I was nervous about continued employment too.
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I'm just glad my money guy talked me out of moving everything into very low volatility vehicles about six months ago. My timing over the last couple of decades has always been pretty good (with some sheer dumb luck in there) but I would have called that one wrong. In fairness I was nervous about continued employment too.
My advisory company (very large with better performance than the indexes) keeps me invested in stocks at almost all times. They recommend the next 6 months of any withdrawals planned should be kept liquid. They do change stocks on occasion based on what country, sector, and company they think will do better. They do this with lower volatility than the markets, with a few percent better performance on the up side and the down side. The only time they get me out of cyclical stocks is after the top couple of months of a sustained bear market. March 2020 was not a bear market, it was an oversized correction. Down fast, recovery fast, ulcer enducing.Originally Posted by rickair7777
Coulda, woulda, shoulda.I'm just glad my money guy talked me out of moving everything into very low volatility vehicles about six months ago. My timing over the last couple of decades has always been pretty good (with some sheer dumb luck in there) but I would have called that one wrong. In fairness I was nervous about continued employment too.
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They’re still using a Nokia.Originally Posted by rld1k
Why do boomers use "money guys"? You know you can do it yourself on your phone just as well and not lose %'s to fees?

