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If you're the young guy in your photo, you are likely in the accumulation phase of your life, and you should be really happy when prices go down. I'm not sure why you're so angry that you get to pay less for your stocks... 'awww man! I had to only pay $25 for these shares of Microsoft. Yesterday I could have paid $30/share! this sucks.' Sorry?
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why do you feel that way?
aren't you and them looking to buy? Lower stock prices benefit people looking to buy. If you're 40-45 and the stock market goes down, you should have nothing to fear. You've got 20-25 years till normal retirement age. That's 20-25 years to buy more businesses at lower prices. the only people who should be concerned about lowering stock prices are people in retirement, or who are otherwise living off the income from their investments. And they should have allocated a good portion of their accounts away from stocks to decrease the fluctuations in their income from investments. So stock prices shouldn't affect them as much.
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Steve * Despite the high cost of living, it remains very popular. * Why should I pay for my daughter's education when she already knows everything? * There are no shortcuts to anywhere worth going. |
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In 09 when the market was in the crapper, i increased my 401k contributions by several points. When i told my family i did this they looked at me like i had antlers growing out of my head.
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