Crappy last 2 weeks. Down 900k from absolute peak of 5.5 million. Oh well stocks can't go up forever. Looking forward to the recovery.
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Anyone here deeply in the red today?
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Originally posted by corn18 View Post
How has this latest correction treated you? Growth stocks are taking a beating with the inflation data.james.c.hendrickson@gmail.com
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Originally posted by corn18 View Post
How has this latest correction treated you? Growth stocks are taking a beating with the inflation data.Steve
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I think inflation is going to force the fed to cut with the QE bit and let market forces take over, as they should. When you are manipulating markets, you're just feeding the monster, hoping he's happy with what you're handing him instead of eating you. Problem is, we are out of food to feed him.
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Last update was 4/24/21. As of today, we're down $35,719.39 from then. Still up over $110,000 YTD (which includes new money).Steve
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Originally posted by Jordan53 View PostI judge my success each year on dollars saved, not market performance.
Focusing on saving as much as you can early on is certainly the way to go, but results matter too. You don't want to be pouring money into a portfolio that keeps losing value or underperforms the market consistently.Steve
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Originally posted by disneysteve View Post
How old are you?
Focusing on saving as much as you can early on is certainly the way to go, but results matter too. You don't want to be pouring money into a portfolio that keeps losing value or underperforms the market consistently.
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Originally posted by TexasHusker View Post
You can always save 15% or more on your car insurance by switching to GEICO.Steve
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