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It is not what you buy @, it is what you sell @....A day or two this year will not make or break you twenty years from now.....:nuts:well i'm 35 years old , wanting to retire at 55. Yep it seems high today to buy back in but tommorrow could be higher..
Welcom Bsnellen,
Ask yourself what's your goal and what is your risk?
A Lot of people seem to be on the Sentiment Survey right now so the next time it falls to "G" wait until it goes back to "S".
But you need to make some decisions....
But if you want in, get in.....If you are looking to be in for a while, a day or two is machts nicht!
Good Luck!![]()
Eet iz dis Vebsite!Machts nicht ?? (I don't care or does'nt matter ) Hey...I did'nt know Deutsch vas sprechen und dis website! :toung:
I made a rookie mistake back in June an put everything in the G fund. Since then everything has skyrocketed. What should I do wait it out or buy back in high?
I really like this kind of thinking. There are millions of moms and pops out there who got trounced on the last big stocks downturn; but most are thinking now, that maybe they should stay in the game because they notice that the prices of every day goods are rising faster than their COLA. This is my reasoning for being aggressive with my TSP assets.Fortunately you have the 2-year cycle, 4-year cycle, and the 6-year cycle on your side. With these three cycles in the up phase heading into 2011, the stock market should have enough of an impulse to keep the recovery alive and make headway through most of 2011 before the 6-year cycle peaks in September 2012. The Feds obsession with loose monetary policy creates asset bubbles - be sure to get your share.