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8 minutes ago, Dave Moss said:

I wouldn’t be surprised if stocks went down a lot more

certainly could, but it will also recover to another all-time high just like it always has. I've been through 2001 and 2008 as an investor so I'm not going to panic sell.

 

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On 4/4/2025 at 8:18 PM, greenskeeper said:

if you are retired or close to it, you shouldn't be heavily invested in the market regardless of what is currently going on

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3 minutes ago, greenskeeper said:

certainly could, but it will also recover to another all-time high just like it always have. I've been through 2001 and 2008 as an investor so I'm not going to panic sell.

You shouldn't panic sell, but pouring money in right now hardly seems like the wise choice. This is shaping up to be worse that 2001 and 2008.

2 minutes ago, Arthur Jackson said:

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My dad has been retired for 25 years and is still a very aggressive investor.  Idk

1 minute ago, Paul852 said:

You shouldn't panic sell

Absolutely correct. 

1 minute ago, Dave Moss said:

My dad has been retired for 25 years and is still a very aggressive investor.  Idk

Idk either.

I just say stuff.

If you want investment advice, look at my portfolio and do the opposite.

6 minutes ago, Arthur Jackson said:

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If you have a marginal nest egg approaching or in retirement, then I could see how you would have to rely on the market for income which is unfortunate. Little to no debt approaching retirement/retired makes it a lot easier from a monthly cashflow perspective.

Don't worry though, we'll bail your asses out of WW3 just like we did in the previous world wars.

4 minutes ago, Dave Moss said:

My dad has been retired for 25 years and is still a very aggressive investor.  Idk

must have large nest egg to absorb market downturns

2 minutes ago, greenskeeper said:

If you have a marginal nest egg approaching or in retirement, then I could see how you would have to rely on the market for income which is unfortunate. Little to no debt approaching retirement/retired makes it a lot easier from a monthly cashflow perspective.

Don't worry though, we'll bail your asses out of WW3 just like we did in the previous world wars.

eggs :nonono:

1 minute ago, greenskeeper said:

If you have a marginal nest egg approaching or in retirement, then I could see how you would have to rely on the market for income which is unfortunate. Little to no debt approaching retirement/retired makes it a lot easier from a monthly cashflow perspective.

My dad is 80.  I looked at one of his accounts and it lost $300k last week.  You think he’s doing it wrong?

4 minutes ago, Dave Moss said:

My dad is 80.  I looked at one of his accounts and it lost $300k last week.  You think he’s doing it wrong?

Daaaaaammmn. That's not even accounting for tomorrow. 

Just now, Paul852 said:

Daaaaaammmn. That's not even accounting for tomorrow. 

DOW futures down 1600, Nikkei down more than 6%. Buckle up for black Monday.

I wonder what the mark for US debt refinancing is being targeted.

10 minutes ago, Next_Up said:

Buckle up for black Monday.

I thought February was over.

2 hours ago, Arthur Jackson said:

I thought February was over.

Orange Monday

May be an image of arctic and text

1 hour ago, Paul852 said:

"Epic market collapse"

Yawn

:roll:

Easy to spot the poors who live paycheck to paycheck

1 hour ago, greenskeeper said:

best of luck. hope you can time it correctly for maximum return. I am considering purchasing the remaining yearly max for my roth ira this month. 401k will remain a steady contribution with employer match since I need a paycheck for monthly bills.

Found another one

1 hour ago, greenskeeper said:

I've been through 2001 and 2008 as an investor

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5 minutes ago, we_gotta_believe said:

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2001, 2008, 2020 and 2025 all have something in common. I just know it.

1 hour ago, Paul852 said:

You shouldn't panic sell, but pouring money in right now hardly seems like the wise choice. This is shaping up to be worse that 2001 and 2008.

I'm hoping for about two weeks to take care of some paperwork.

It's so weird how back in August 2024 there weren't nearly as many people looking to buy cheap stock :roll:

8 minutes ago, Paul852 said:

It's so weird how back in August 2024 there weren't nearly as many people looking to buy cheap stock :roll:

Perfect timing for me. ☺️

I wonder if the loons are going to start torching cars in the employee park lots of Ford, GM, and Stellantis.

 

1 minute ago, lynched1 said:

Perfect timing for me. ☺️

Sure it is, champ. You go get 'em.

57 minutes ago, Paul852 said:

Sure it is, champ. You go get 'em.

It's what I do. 👍

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