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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Investor stamens are out. Times like these can feel chaotic and can make even seasoned investors consider sudden shifts from their well-thought-out plans. We know, over the long term, what’s most important is to rely on traditional disciplines around asset allocation and diversification, tune out the noise to the extent possible, and stick to your long-term goals. [/quote] I became disillusioned with the prospects of my “well-thought-out plan” last summer when the market was flying up up up even during massive uncertainty, unemployment, bankruptcies, eviction moratoriums and entire sectors with reduced demand. How can an investor act accordingly when every few years the fed or SEC or other privileged actor makes the rest of us jump through totally unexpected hoops that serve mostly to ensure the security of their own assets? Any reasonable investor looking at stocks this summer would have bet against a quick recovery. Trillions injected into the market and then we are told that there is no more money left for struggling citizens? [/quote]
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