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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Oh look, the “cease fire” has already fallen apart, the strait is closer, bombs are still falling … I don’t think we’re out of the woods yet. Glad I’m chilling in G Fund for a bit. [/quote] I wish I’d gone to G when the war started. At this point I’m not sure it makes sense to jump. [/quote] Op here. Yeah I’m feeling fine about still being in G. Oh no I moved from I fund last month when values were super high and parked all that profit in G. And I missed one day of potential gains yesterday! Only for those gains to be erased again today! basically as I have been saying, and as shown by today’s jobless claims we are very shaky economically. We are going to have stagflation soon. This is why I am in G until stocks have fallen in value enough to jump back to I fund and buy them at a discount.[/quote] Keep justifying it. You make more and more sense every day. Gains were “erased today” - what are you even referring to? Making massive moves to your retirement accounts based on 5% market swings is insanity and not a sustainable strategy. [/quote] He’s not making massive moves based on 5% swings … he’s making massive moves based on massive geopolitical train wrecks that are happening right before our eyes [/quote] Well the market is not reacting all that negatively to these events. How many massive unprecedented events have occurred over the last 30 years? Ever look at a chart of the S&P 500 over that time? Have fun losing over the long term due to extremely risky financial behavior. You’re basically gambling. [/quote] +1. I’ve been in TSP for over 30 years. Survived recessions, geopolitical events, covid market plummet, etc. [/quote]
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