Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Well I feel dumb. Sold $100K and parked it in G. Maybe I’ll remember can’t time the market next time. Do I buy back in or wait it out?
When the first missile was launched I sold $900k worth of VOO in my Roth and kept it there. I can care less if I lose potential gain in the process. I (we) have done very well post COVID.
I'll gladly buy VOO again when once our policy becomes predictable again.
Haha - ok, well it’s not looking good for you so far. Crazy to me that people will straight up gamble with such large sums of money.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Well I feel dumb. Sold $100K and parked it in G. Maybe I’ll remember can’t time the market next time. Do I buy back in or wait it out?
When the first missile was launched I sold $900k worth of VOO in my Roth and kept it there. I can care less if I lose potential gain in the process. I (we) have done very well post COVID.
I'll gladly buy VOO again when once our policy becomes predictable again.
Anonymous wrote:Well I feel dumb. Sold $100K and parked it in G. Maybe I’ll remember can’t time the market next time. Do I buy back in or wait it out?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:What drives me crazy are people who think that if the war ends today suddenly dow will go up to 60k and everything will be big, beautiful , huge, and massive again. We will be roaring again. We will be tired of winning in the stock market so much that we will be hoping for a drop in the market.
Folks, ladies and gentlemen it's too f**g late. The disruptions to oil and gas distribution will take awhile to address. And as a result inflation will go up, your gas prices aren't going back to your January prices.
Use your analytical skills for once for God sake.
Dunning-Kruger
Anonymous wrote:Well I feel dumb. Sold $100K and parked it in G. Maybe I’ll remember can’t time the market next time. Do I buy back in or wait it out?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Well I feel dumb. Sold $100K and parked it in G. Maybe I’ll remember can’t time the market next time. Do I buy back in or wait it out?
Of course you buy back in. Don’t make the same mistake again. You shouldn’t have cash sitting on the sidelines beyond your emergency fund.
Anonymous wrote:Well I feel dumb. Sold $100K and parked it in G. Maybe I’ll remember can’t time the market next time. Do I buy back in or wait it out?
Anonymous wrote:Well I feel dumb. Sold $100K and parked it in G. Maybe I’ll remember can’t time the market next time. Do I buy back in or wait it out?
Anonymous wrote:Well I feel dumb. Sold $100K and parked it in G. Maybe I’ll remember can’t time the market next time. Do I buy back in or wait it out?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:What drives me crazy are people who think that if the war ends today suddenly dow will go up to 60k and everything will be big, beautiful , huge, and massive again. We will be roaring again. We will be tired of winning in the stock market so much that we will be hoping for a drop in the market.
Folks, ladies and gentlemen it's too f**g late. The disruptions to oil and gas distribution will take awhile to address. And as a result inflation will go up, your gas prices aren't going back to your January prices.
Use your analytical skills for once for God sake.
Dunning-Kruger
Anonymous wrote:What drives me crazy are people who think that if the war ends today suddenly dow will go up to 60k and everything will be big, beautiful , huge, and massive again. We will be roaring again. We will be tired of winning in the stock market so much that we will be hoping for a drop in the market.
Folks, ladies and gentlemen it's too f**g late. The disruptions to oil and gas distribution will take awhile to address. And as a result inflation will go up, your gas prices aren't going back to your January prices.
Use your analytical skills for once for God sake.