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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I told you folks. We have not yet hit the market bottom. You CAN time the market. I did.[/quote] You can't over the long haul, so please keep us updated for the next 10-15 years. I'm not worried. [/quote] And crappy jokes aside, that was the entire point of why are you moving RETIREMENT funds around. Don't trade that ****, if you think you are the next Buffet, GL! A speculative investment account after all your basic funds are met SURE. The hate comes from trading your actual retirement like a coked up day trader. All I can say is we warned you. [/quote]. I put money in G after I had made a ton in I fund. Now the gains are safe. The I fund has dropped 15%. Therefore, I times the market correctly. Guess what? The market is going to keep dropping? Why? Because anyone with a brain can read the news and see how shtty conditions actually are. Jobs, inflation reports, CPI, gas, turmoil. I was right. I’ll buy back in when it’s another 20% down.[/quote] DP. I'm the other poster who made money in I before moving to G. I think we're actually ripe for a bounce here in the next week or so. Maybe a cease fire is announced for real or whatever. But high oil prices persist over time as infrastructure has been damaged, which ultimately leads to a recession and drop in stocks later in the year. [/quote] If anyone needs to understand how dumb market timing is, please see here. One person predicting another 20% drop. Another person predicting an up market “in the next week” and a recession “later in the year.” And both adjusting entire retirement portfolios in the hopes that they can time BOTH when to sell and buy. [/quote]
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