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Expectations have been all over the place. If you sold in February you saved a lot of paper losses in March. If you missed out on April you lost a lot of gains
by brewdad 7y ago
Expectations have been all over the place. If you sold in February you saved a lot of paper losses in March. If you missed out on April you lost a lot of gains as expectations improved.
For now, I'm keeping 5-year money (college tuition starts in a little over a year) really conservative. Retirement is staying diversified mostly in stocks and I'll try not to obsess over it too much. A little bit of "fun" money may go into play if I feel like a gamble.
- abootstrapper 7y agoOof. I blew my “fun” money in a couple weeks. My mistake was thinking the stock market tracked the economy and would fall on bad news. I was wrong, and learned I don’t know shit about the stock market. Buy and hold. Amen.