Anonymous wrote:The market will keep going up for a few years until 1) the corporate consolidation reaches a tipping point 2) people get too poor to afford the goods the corporations are producing. Keep your money there until you see breadlines forming.

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Anonymous wrote:If you have an intelligently designed portfolio calibrated to your risk tolerance and timelines you need do nothing at all. There will be ups and downs and moving deck chairs around will likely only result in you magnifying losses over time and missing growth when cycles change course. A well designed portfolio is an all-season, all-weather portfolio, not one which requires big changes whenever you read something in the financial press or, even worse, on an anonymous board populated by self-described stock market savants who have their own special secret sauce for investing success.

Okay Jack Bogle enough platitudes. We get it. Just buy VTI and check back in 30 years.

For anyone else who needs to retire in like 5 years. You need to listen and listen close. We are on the precipice of a crash unlike one seen since 1929. Inflation. Job losses. Ride the stock market wave now buying tech stocks or other similar equities, with rate cuts and QE coming to juice the market. But sell it for gold etf and a consumer staples ETFs in like a year or less. The market crash is coming. Be ready. When the crash comes sell those ETFs and buy SPMO, UPRO and IDMO and ride the wave all the way up. That’s if our economy can return to all time highs.

A savant has entered the discussion!

Check back at that one year point to tell us how you predicted the coming crash so presciently. Or not.

I will. My predications have been right. Gold is on fire by the way. It’ll continue to go up even as stocks rise. Why? Because of everything I have laid out. You can definitely trade tech stocks right now. We’re getting a rate cut. Then probably another. All it does is fuel gold. It’ll drive stocks higher for a while, but it will fuel inflation and drive gold even higher. You simply don’t get what’s going on.

Gold goes up and down -- if you were a professional it could make sense to go to gold at certain times. If not no one should touch gold. It is the least stable asset you can own.

I’m not the poster you are responding too, but Gold is widely considered one of the most stable assets you can own. If you don’t want to own it, totally fine. But it’s weird to come on here and give such advice. (Or maybe I should say it is normal to give bad advice because this is DCUM?) Do you think CDs are scary too?

This.

Fk are you gobshites talking about?

Gold is up like 300% this year. Buy GDXU and thank me later. Or don’t. You dildos.

You made my point. No one should be buying gold now.

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Anonymous wrote:If you have an intelligently designed portfolio calibrated to your risk tolerance and timelines you need do nothing at all. There will be ups and downs and moving deck chairs around will likely only result in you magnifying losses over time and missing growth when cycles change course. A well designed portfolio is an all-season, all-weather portfolio, not one which requires big changes whenever you read something in the financial press or, even worse, on an anonymous board populated by self-described stock market savants who have their own special secret sauce for investing success.

Okay Jack Bogle enough platitudes. We get it. Just buy VTI and check back in 30 years.

For anyone else who needs to retire in like 5 years. You need to listen and listen close. We are on the precipice of a crash unlike one seen since 1929. Inflation. Job losses. Ride the stock market wave now buying tech stocks or other similar equities, with rate cuts and QE coming to juice the market. But sell it for gold etf and a consumer staples ETFs in like a year or less. The market crash is coming. Be ready. When the crash comes sell those ETFs and buy SPMO, UPRO and IDMO and ride the wave all the way up. That’s if our economy can return to all time highs.

A savant has entered the discussion!

Check back at that one year point to tell us how you predicted the coming crash so presciently. Or not.

I will. My predications have been right. Gold is on fire by the way. It’ll continue to go up even as stocks rise. Why? Because of everything I have laid out. You can definitely trade tech stocks right now. We’re getting a rate cut. Then probably another. All it does is fuel gold. It’ll drive stocks higher for a while, but it will fuel inflation and drive gold even higher. You simply don’t get what’s going on.

Gold goes up and down -- if you were a professional it could make sense to go to gold at certain times. If not no one should touch gold. It is the least stable asset you can own.

I’m not the poster you are responding too, but Gold is widely considered one of the most stable assets you can own. If you don’t want to own it, totally fine. But it’s weird to come on here and give such advice. (Or maybe I should say it is normal to give bad advice because this is DCUM?) Do you think CDs are scary too?

This.

Fk are you gobshites talking about?

Gold is up like 300% this year. Buy GDXU and thank me later. Or don’t. You dildos.

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Anonymous wrote:If you have an intelligently designed portfolio calibrated to your risk tolerance and timelines you need do nothing at all. There will be ups and downs and moving deck chairs around will likely only result in you magnifying losses over time and missing growth when cycles change course. A well designed portfolio is an all-season, all-weather portfolio, not one which requires big changes whenever you read something in the financial press or, even worse, on an anonymous board populated by self-described stock market savants who have their own special secret sauce for investing success.

Okay Jack Bogle enough platitudes. We get it. Just buy VTI and check back in 30 years.

For anyone else who needs to retire in like 5 years. You need to listen and listen close. We are on the precipice of a crash unlike one seen since 1929. Inflation. Job losses. Ride the stock market wave now buying tech stocks or other similar equities, with rate cuts and QE coming to juice the market. But sell it for gold etf and a consumer staples ETFs in like a year or less. The market crash is coming. Be ready. When the crash comes sell those ETFs and buy SPMO, UPRO and IDMO and ride the wave all the way up. That’s if our economy can return to all time highs.

A savant has entered the discussion!

Check back at that one year point to tell us how you predicted the coming crash so presciently. Or not.

I will. My predications have been right. Gold is on fire by the way. It’ll continue to go up even as stocks rise. Why? Because of everything I have laid out. You can definitely trade tech stocks right now. We’re getting a rate cut. Then probably another. All it does is fuel gold. It’ll drive stocks higher for a while, but it will fuel inflation and drive gold even higher. You simply don’t get what’s going on.

Gold goes up and down -- if you were a professional it could make sense to go to gold at certain times. If not no one should touch gold. It is the least stable asset you can own.

I’m not the poster you are responding too, but Gold is widely considered one of the most stable assets you can own. If you don’t want to own it, totally fine. But it’s weird to come on here and give such advice. (Or maybe I should say it is normal to give bad advice because this is DCUM?) Do you think CDs are scary too?

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Anonymous wrote:If you have an intelligently designed portfolio calibrated to your risk tolerance and timelines you need do nothing at all. There will be ups and downs and moving deck chairs around will likely only result in you magnifying losses over time and missing growth when cycles change course. A well designed portfolio is an all-season, all-weather portfolio, not one which requires big changes whenever you read something in the financial press or, even worse, on an anonymous board populated by self-described stock market savants who have their own special secret sauce for investing success.

Okay Jack Bogle enough platitudes. We get it. Just buy VTI and check back in 30 years.

For anyone else who needs to retire in like 5 years. You need to listen and listen close. We are on the precipice of a crash unlike one seen since 1929. Inflation. Job losses. Ride the stock market wave now buying tech stocks or other similar equities, with rate cuts and QE coming to juice the market. But sell it for gold etf and a consumer staples ETFs in like a year or less. The market crash is coming. Be ready. When the crash comes sell those ETFs and buy SPMO, UPRO and IDMO and ride the wave all the way up. That’s if our economy can return to all time highs.

A savant has entered the discussion!

Check back at that one year point to tell us how you predicted the coming crash so presciently. Or not.

I will. My predications have been right. Gold is on fire by the way. It’ll continue to go up even as stocks rise. Why? Because of everything I have laid out. You can definitely trade tech stocks right now. We’re getting a rate cut. Then probably another. All it does is fuel gold. It’ll drive stocks higher for a while, but it will fuel inflation and drive gold even higher. You simply don’t get what’s going on.

Gold goes up and down -- if you were a professional it could make sense to go to gold at certain times. If not no one should touch gold. It is the least stable asset you can own.

I’m not the poster you are responding too, but Gold is widely considered one of the most stable assets you can own. If you don’t want to own it, totally fine. But it’s weird to come on here and give such advice. (Or maybe I should say it is normal to give bad advice because this is DCUM?) Do you think CDs are scary too?

This.

Fk are you gobshites talking about?

Gold is up like 300% this year. Buy GDXU and thank me later. Or don’t. You dildos.

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Anonymous wrote:If you have an intelligently designed portfolio calibrated to your risk tolerance and timelines you need do nothing at all. There will be ups and downs and moving deck chairs around will likely only result in you magnifying losses over time and missing growth when cycles change course. A well designed portfolio is an all-season, all-weather portfolio, not one which requires big changes whenever you read something in the financial press or, even worse, on an anonymous board populated by self-described stock market savants who have their own special secret sauce for investing success.

Okay Jack Bogle enough platitudes. We get it. Just buy VTI and check back in 30 years.

For anyone else who needs to retire in like 5 years. You need to listen and listen close. We are on the precipice of a crash unlike one seen since 1929. Inflation. Job losses. Ride the stock market wave now buying tech stocks or other similar equities, with rate cuts and QE coming to juice the market. But sell it for gold etf and a consumer staples ETFs in like a year or less. The market crash is coming. Be ready. When the crash comes sell those ETFs and buy SPMO, UPRO and IDMO and ride the wave all the way up. That’s if our economy can return to all time highs.

A savant has entered the discussion!

Check back at that one year point to tell us how you predicted the coming crash so presciently. Or not.

I will. My predications have been right. Gold is on fire by the way. It’ll continue to go up even as stocks rise. Why? Because of everything I have laid out. You can definitely trade tech stocks right now. We’re getting a rate cut. Then probably another. All it does is fuel gold. It’ll drive stocks higher for a while, but it will fuel inflation and drive gold even higher. You simply don’t get what’s going on.

Not sure if anyone is actually reading your nonsense though other than you.

Obviously you’re reading it.

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Anonymous wrote:If you have an intelligently designed portfolio calibrated to your risk tolerance and timelines you need do nothing at all. There will be ups and downs and moving deck chairs around will likely only result in you magnifying losses over time and missing growth when cycles change course. A well designed portfolio is an all-season, all-weather portfolio, not one which requires big changes whenever you read something in the financial press or, even worse, on an anonymous board populated by self-described stock market savants who have their own special secret sauce for investing success.

Okay Jack Bogle enough platitudes. We get it. Just buy VTI and check back in 30 years.

For anyone else who needs to retire in like 5 years. You need to listen and listen close. We are on the precipice of a crash unlike one seen since 1929. Inflation. Job losses. Ride the stock market wave now buying tech stocks or other similar equities, with rate cuts and QE coming to juice the market. But sell it for gold etf and a consumer staples ETFs in like a year or less. The market crash is coming. Be ready. When the crash comes sell those ETFs and buy SPMO, UPRO and IDMO and ride the wave all the way up. That’s if our economy can return to all time highs.

A savant has entered the discussion!

Check back at that one year point to tell us how you predicted the coming crash so presciently. Or not.

I will. My predications have been right. Gold is on fire by the way. It’ll continue to go up even as stocks rise. Why? Because of everything I have laid out. You can definitely trade tech stocks right now. We’re getting a rate cut. Then probably another. All it does is fuel gold. It’ll drive stocks higher for a while, but it will fuel inflation and drive gold even higher. You simply don’t get what’s going on.

Not sure if anyone is actually reading your nonsense though other than you.

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Anonymous wrote:If you have an intelligently designed portfolio calibrated to your risk tolerance and timelines you need do nothing at all. There will be ups and downs and moving deck chairs around will likely only result in you magnifying losses over time and missing growth when cycles change course. A well designed portfolio is an all-season, all-weather portfolio, not one which requires big changes whenever you read something in the financial press or, even worse, on an anonymous board populated by self-described stock market savants who have their own special secret sauce for investing success.

Okay Jack Bogle enough platitudes. We get it. Just buy VTI and check back in 30 years.

For anyone else who needs to retire in like 5 years. You need to listen and listen close. We are on the precipice of a crash unlike one seen since 1929. Inflation. Job losses. Ride the stock market wave now buying tech stocks or other similar equities, with rate cuts and QE coming to juice the market. But sell it for gold etf and a consumer staples ETFs in like a year or less. The market crash is coming. Be ready. When the crash comes sell those ETFs and buy SPMO, UPRO and IDMO and ride the wave all the way up. That’s if our economy can return to all time highs.

A savant has entered the discussion!

Check back at that one year point to tell us how you predicted the coming crash so presciently. Or not.

I will. My predications have been right. Gold is on fire by the way. It’ll continue to go up even as stocks rise. Why? Because of everything I have laid out. You can definitely trade tech stocks right now. We’re getting a rate cut. Then probably another. All it does is fuel gold. It’ll drive stocks higher for a while, but it will fuel inflation and drive gold even higher. You simply don’t get what’s going on.

Gold goes up and down -- if you were a professional it could make sense to go to gold at certain times. If not no one should touch gold. It is the least stable asset you can own.

I’m not the poster you are responding too, but Gold is widely considered one of the most stable assets you can own. If you don’t want to own it, totally fine. But it’s weird to come on here and give such advice. (Or maybe I should say it is normal to give bad advice because this is DCUM?) Do you think CDs are scary too?

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Anonymous wrote:If you have an intelligently designed portfolio calibrated to your risk tolerance and timelines you need do nothing at all. There will be ups and downs and moving deck chairs around will likely only result in you magnifying losses over time and missing growth when cycles change course. A well designed portfolio is an all-season, all-weather portfolio, not one which requires big changes whenever you read something in the financial press or, even worse, on an anonymous board populated by self-described stock market savants who have their own special secret sauce for investing success.

Okay Jack Bogle enough platitudes. We get it. Just buy VTI and check back in 30 years.

For anyone else who needs to retire in like 5 years. You need to listen and listen close. We are on the precipice of a crash unlike one seen since 1929. Inflation. Job losses. Ride the stock market wave now buying tech stocks or other similar equities, with rate cuts and QE coming to juice the market. But sell it for gold etf and a consumer staples ETFs in like a year or less. The market crash is coming. Be ready. When the crash comes sell those ETFs and buy SPMO, UPRO and IDMO and ride the wave all the way up. That’s if our economy can return to all time highs.

A savant has entered the discussion!

Check back at that one year point to tell us how you predicted the coming crash so presciently. Or not.

I will. My predications have been right. Gold is on fire by the way. It’ll continue to go up even as stocks rise. Why? Because of everything I have laid out. You can definitely trade tech stocks right now. We’re getting a rate cut. Then probably another. All it does is fuel gold. It’ll drive stocks higher for a while, but it will fuel inflation and drive gold even higher. You simply don’t get what’s going on.