Anonymous wrote:Ugh. I looked at my 401K today after not looking for months. I max out every year (with catch up since I'm in my 50s) and every penny I've put towards it this year is gone, plus an additional $100 grand. So around $125K down since the start of the year. Is this thing going to turn around? And I know that some are going to say that I'm thinking about it wrong, that every cent of my paycheck that I've sent to my 401K this year means I'm buying deeply discounted stocks, etc. It just still feels like a gut punch to see that I'm $125K down. Others who want to commiserate?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Thanks Biden!
This makes no sense
I agree, Biden tanking the economy with record inflation doesn't make any sense.
Anonymous wrote:Type "aapl stock chart" into Google search.
$23 in 2016
$155 today
Similar with SPY. Truly unbelievable gains in the last decade. Hopefully it continues, but don't count on it. You need to Fed to print money!!!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Thanks Biden!
You mean Thanks Biden voters!
The poor dude is trying his best, which is not that much.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:It could take a very long time to come back.
This isn't like 2008. The Fed put is gone. 2008-2021 was an anomaly driven by an excessively accommodating Fed. That era is over.
Pessimistic people said the same thing in 2008 regarding 2001-2002.
Dumb take.
Back in 2001-2002 and 2008 the govt didn't have over 100% debt to gdp ratio, nor was there 40 year high inflation. The govt and fed are both kneecapped on what they'll be able to do in the event of a bad recession. It means it could get bad for a very long time and the US economy grow at a snails pace in the future with the ensuing debt load we are racking up.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:It could take a very long time to come back.
This isn't like 2008. The Fed put is gone. 2008-2021 was an anomaly driven by an excessively accommodating Fed. That era is over.
Pessimistic people said the same thing in 2008 regarding 2001-2002.
Dumb take.
Back in 2001-2002 and 2008 the govt didn't have over 100% debt to gdp ratio, nor was there 40 year high inflation. The govt and fed are both kneecapped on what they'll be able to do in the event of a bad recession. It means it could get bad for a very long time and the US economy grow at a snails pace in the future with the ensuing debt load we are racking up.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:It could take a very long time to come back.
This isn't like 2008. The Fed put is gone. 2008-2021 was an anomaly driven by an excessively accommodating Fed. That era is over.
Pessimistic people said the same thing in 2008 regarding 2001-2002.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:It could take a very long time to come back.
This isn't like 2008. The Fed put is gone. 2008-2021 was an anomaly driven by an excessively accommodating Fed. That era is over.
Pessimistic people said the same thing in 2008 regarding 2001-2002.