Back of envelope says 4200 is first Fibonacci, anybody an expert in this ?)Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Probably continue to do the s&p 500 because I’m in my early 30s
Why? It’s going to keep falling. Don’t catch a falling knife right now.
Anonymous wrote:Probably continue to do the s&p 500 because I’m in my early 30s
Anonymous wrote:Cash only.
CDs lag short term treasuries, which have come down a lot in the last few days. I bought an Am Ex CD 1 month ago, and got 4.25% for 3 years. Bought a second one this week and got 4.05%. Today (Fri), not even available. In fact, inventory is very low at my broker.Anonymous wrote:Why are bank interest rates still high? What are banks doing that they can afford to pay high interest?
Anonymous wrote:Isn't this completely unknown territory? No precedent. Last time we had such tariffs was 1800s. Big risks and big rewards if you jump now. Wait for the unemployment ## tomorrow and see.
Anonymous wrote:I would wait until Trump is done trashing the economy and stocks are at an all time low, then jump in. It’s happening quickly. The recession has begun.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:A target date fund with low management fees and I'd hope for the best, knowing that I'm luckier than most if I have $200k saved for retirement.
Ummm...having $200K is not "luck". For people making more than $100K (and that is most on this board), by age 50 you should have $200K+ in your IRA/401K.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:A target date fund with low management fees and I'd hope for the best, knowing that I'm luckier than most if I have $200k saved for retirement.
Ummm...having $200K is not "luck". For people making more than $100K (and that is most on this board), by age 50 you should have $200K+ in your IRA/401K.