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In theory I agree...but it's been a 10 year bull market and I would really not want to see any of my non-retirement or retirement accounts halved if I can help
by tempsy 7y ago
In theory I agree...but it's been a 10 year bull market and I would really not want to see any of my non-retirement or retirement accounts halved if I can help it.
My amateur "macro" view is we're in for heavily volatile times in the next 5 years.
I tend not to follow textbook personal financial advice shrug
- quaquaqua1 7y agoI cashed out in September 2018 and I am most certainly not crying about missed profits :) That money is happily deployed elsewhere for better uses and the next time I have excess savings it will go into stocks when they're at the bottom of the market
- tasuki 7y ago> when they're at the bottom of the market Will there be an announcement?
- notJim 7y agoA few weeks lead time would be ideal.
- quaquaqua1 7y agoYes, but there's also no need. When 2008 happened, not only was it in the news 24/7, anyone looking at the chart understood they were getting a 30% discount on an index of the US economy.
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