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Well it's Monday, where is the big crash ? More media hype than anything else.
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Maybe invading Greenland would work but that would take probably decades to get all the roads and such up to basically wreck the beauty of Greenland by extensive and very deep mining. And they would have to counter the very probable terrorist attacks coming from the native Greenlanders. |
Happy Monday! All went well. I nibbled a little, not much, and am ready for more when the price is right. Shiller Index is now at 31.25 so it is too early to jump in with both feet, or even one, but putting a toe in felt OK.
What I find amusing is that after the reciprocal tariffs were introduced and Mr Market went a little nuts my brokers started sending out mass emails meant to soothe their customers. Handholding during volatility. |
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Plenty of wise advise here, not the first time.
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Wreck the Beauty?
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All is well. Be happy!
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Big deal
According to every single expert that I know and our age you're only supposed to have 20 to 30% of your assets in the market according to the 100-year rule which means deduct your age from 100 and that's the amount of percentage you should have risking in the market.
Besides if you live in The villages you're all supposed to be rich It's a great time to be buying if you want to stock average your price. Thankfully I only invest in gold-plated tchotchkes |
Because it's supposed to stop wealth from accumulating unendingly and to distribute some of the assets from the rich to the poor. England has had this problem for centuries when money goes to the family but they keep dying off and it gets taxed and taxed and taxed. It's a very common plot in English movies and books
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Unfortunately in America everyone has decided they want to earn enough to be upper middle class even though they're doing a job anyone can actually do and I'm not insulting those people
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Fear mongering at its finest. So what if the market goes down! It’s a buying opportunity for some of us.
How did you do during the 2020 covid downturn? Panicked? Shouldn’t have, we all knew that it was going to be a “v” shaped down and up and in a little over a few months, not a few years. The saying goes: “even a 9 year old knew this” and it was true. If anybody is panicking because of this kind of downturn, you shouldn’t be in the market. This is when you can make good money. Your portfolio should be setup so you don’t have to sell 1 share to live on during these downturns. Many many people will make millions over this. I got out late last year and I’m glad I did. I’ve been trickling putting money back in but still waiting for the true “pivot” point on when to be fully vested. |
What next;2421805
Regarding "wrong horse being flogged." Manufacturing left the US for lower costs. We all have to agree on paying more to get it back. How much worse are we willing to take, to bring back decent paying jobs? I don't think we're willing to go that low...
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Why do you think we will pay more in the long run? Do you really think this move is for us to pay more? You’re way off! We still have Trumps 1st term tariffs in place today, has that made us more poor? Nobody even knows these still are in place. My prediction is that our most traded-with countries will be negotiating for 0% tariffs, for both us and them. Do you think it’s fair for our farmers/auto makers/or any manufacturer in the US to have countries apply tariffs on our products? Of course not and that’s what’s going on now. FREE trade between everybody is the goal then everyone benefits.
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Looks like Black Monday never materialized. Tuesday futures are way up.
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And tomorrow can be way down! Today might be the start for a recovery or that date could be months down the road. We need to get some real hard facts that some of these 50-70 countries have actually negotiated 0% tariffs, or when our GDP goes up, then let the floodgates open.
This is some of the things I’m looking at before making any changes. |
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