Who knows. The way things are going people may feel the I fund will be a better investment.
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WorkFE
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Could this be the start?
WorkFE
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While the last few days have been somewhat painful for those clinging to C, S or I funds. They are only down 3-3.5% from their closing highs. Obviously anything can happen but we may be getting into some range boundness for a period. Much like we were a while back
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WorkFE
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Today is not looking very pleasant at the moment and depending how we look going into the close I may have to consider a new strategy, possibly this week depending on how it plays out. Full disclosure, I am currently 100% G Fund. If we are heading into correction territory I may be going long. All 7 fear & greed indicators are flashing Fear to Extreme Fear, sharks are on the horizon but not circling yet. I just need to measure my risk tolerance with retirement in full view. If it's ONLY a correction, what’s the jump off point? 10-11-12%
If I commit to early and it ends up being a Bear market, that will suck as time is not my friend. A correction on the other hand is an opportunity.
It is still too early to make any decisions on these things, I’m just thinking out loud.
WorkFE
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To early WMT, need you to pipe down for another 4-5 weeks.
WorkFE
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I had the S Fund about 8% down off its top, with the C and I about half that. At this rate the I Fund is trying to race it to the bottom of the slope.
Maybe a late day turn around.
WorkFE
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Looks like the G Fund took a bit of a cut but not terrible 4.250% for March.
And the I Fund is still the hideout.
WorkFE
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The NASDAQ is closing in on correction territory, about 9% off its December high.
The DOW and S&P are roughly halfway off their highs.
Futures are currently down but, as we've seen the last month or so, that don't mean a whole lot. Seems when futures are up, we finish down and vice versa. The S Fund is roughly $10 off its all-time high, under normal conditions I would buy it. I will hang out a bit longer in the G and let things shake out. Days like last Friday make you want to play the bounce, but you have to be a Risk player to do it.
The DOW and S&P are roughly halfway off their highs.
Futures are currently down but, as we've seen the last month or so, that don't mean a whole lot. Seems when futures are up, we finish down and vice versa. The S Fund is roughly $10 off its all-time high, under normal conditions I would buy it. I will hang out a bit longer in the G and let things shake out. Days like last Friday make you want to play the bounce, but you have to be a Risk player to do it.
WorkFE
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We are getting really close in the NASDAQ 9.5%
The DOW and S&P are trending in that direction.
And the S Fund is down about $12.
WorkFE
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Good piece
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