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Hell, I’m 59 and a little worried. Not a lot worried, but only because I’m not retiring tomorrow……but there will come a day!A 68 year old still has time to recover a 1/3 of their net worth.... weird stance.
If you are 68 and you haven’t diversified into bonds, you are doing it wrong.A 68 year old still has time to recover a 1/3 of their net worth.... weird stance.
If you are 68 and you haven’t diversified into bonds, you are doing it wrong.
A 68 year old still has time to recover a 1/3 of their net worth.... weird stance.
Still blaming this admin huh? Odd stance.Except, when you are continuously trying to show your intellectual superiority to an individual(s) and then use grammar incorrectly. Then, it completely undermines your assumed position. Which is exactly how you started this thread.
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He started this thread off on a lie and the reason he keeps coming back to it is to save what little self respect he has left.
Inflation is at Jimmy Carter levels, the market is tanked, and a housing crisis is about to hit in which millions of Americans will be upside down regarding home value to outstanding home loans.
On the contrary, this thread is full of people who agree with my position.OOOO, you got me, Im passive aggressive in my confrontation. Please excuse me for not engaging you in the silly ass topic that gets your nickers in a twist. You are complaining about how folks speak about retirement accounts? THATS what makes you post? GTFOOH. Thats not worthy of confrontation nor debate. However when you repeatedly thump your chest about how great your accounts are, post that other comments are stupid and then use poor grammar, sure, I'll comment. Cause it makes you look stupid.
Looks like no one is interested in your "sage advice", perhaps try trolling some other topic.
On the contrary, this thread is full of people who agree with my position.
"...be greedy when others are fearful"...If you take umbrage with that, your arrogance and ignorance is next level.
"Looks like no one wants your sage advice". Again, it's not "my" advice - it's the advice of the best financial minds out there. If you disagree, your arrogance and/or ignorance need adjusting.Did I somewhere, or is this you trying to create a narrative that you can argue on?
"Looks like no one wants your sage advice". Again, it's not "my" advice - it's the advice of the best financial minds out there. If you disagree, your arrogance and/or ignorance need adjusting.
Once again (3rd time now): it's not my opinion or advice. It's the advice of the brightest financial minds that I'm merely parroting. It's also a fact you don't lose any money until you liquidate your holdings. So all people saying "I lost $xyz" are wrong. Hence the entire point of the rant thread.Once again, your sage advice (perhaps I should have said "enlightened opinion") is in the OP. You are whining about people speaking to the value of their retirement account(s) in a given moment. Thats all I have spoken to, that and your incorrect use of an idiom.
And AGAIN, you have moved the goal posts as if I am arguing with you about buying low. You started this entire discussion about you wanting to rant about people commenting about the value at a given time. Everyone else seems to understand what people mean when they comment on the value of the accounts. What seems to need to be adjusted is your overly pedantic and presumptive nature.
Perhaps evaluate YOUR arrogance?
You’re supposed to do that, but the past 5-10 years have been a really shitty time to diversify into bonds. The guy who didn’t diversify is likely beating the guy who did, by a lot, despite the pullback.If you are 68 and you haven’t diversified into bonds, you are doing it wrong.
Strangely though TLT has dropped even more than SPY so far this year, from about 150 to 103. I just looked it up out of curiosity. Bonds might be a good buy especially if we get a more severe recession.If you are 68 and you haven’t diversified into bonds, you are doing it wrong.