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March 11, 2008 at 12:51 PM #167910March 11, 2008 at 12:54 PM #167498ArtyParticipant
SDS is doing bad. However, if you are looking at day to day, you are going to have a heart attack. I still say 10,000 by the end of this year.
March 11, 2008 at 12:54 PM #167821ArtyParticipantSDS is doing bad. However, if you are looking at day to day, you are going to have a heart attack. I still say 10,000 by the end of this year.
March 11, 2008 at 12:54 PM #167828ArtyParticipantSDS is doing bad. However, if you are looking at day to day, you are going to have a heart attack. I still say 10,000 by the end of this year.
March 11, 2008 at 12:54 PM #167857ArtyParticipantSDS is doing bad. However, if you are looking at day to day, you are going to have a heart attack. I still say 10,000 by the end of this year.
March 11, 2008 at 12:54 PM #167921ArtyParticipantSDS is doing bad. However, if you are looking at day to day, you are going to have a heart attack. I still say 10,000 by the end of this year.
March 11, 2008 at 1:01 PM #167518blackboxParticipantIf you were to put everything you have, and everything you will have in the stock market on really bad days like recently, and you need it in the next 2 to 3 years, I would agree with you. What I say is just keep buying every month. If the market is going to all time highs, maybe put a big portion to cash for pull backs such as what has happened recently. Remember stock prices go down fast and up fast. Just because you think the housing market is still going down, such as myself, it does not mean that stocks will follow the housing market in the same direction. It turns out that stocks do very well when the economy is actually in recession, but does really poorly right before it actually hits recession. Also, parts of the globe are doing very well in certain sectors. There is always a bull market somewhere. All depends on your time horizon. If you have decades of investment to go, just hold your nose a keep investing in the stock market. Find yourself very good mutual fund managers with long term and great performance records and keep putting money in. Be a real contarian and stop following the herd.
March 11, 2008 at 1:01 PM #167841blackboxParticipantIf you were to put everything you have, and everything you will have in the stock market on really bad days like recently, and you need it in the next 2 to 3 years, I would agree with you. What I say is just keep buying every month. If the market is going to all time highs, maybe put a big portion to cash for pull backs such as what has happened recently. Remember stock prices go down fast and up fast. Just because you think the housing market is still going down, such as myself, it does not mean that stocks will follow the housing market in the same direction. It turns out that stocks do very well when the economy is actually in recession, but does really poorly right before it actually hits recession. Also, parts of the globe are doing very well in certain sectors. There is always a bull market somewhere. All depends on your time horizon. If you have decades of investment to go, just hold your nose a keep investing in the stock market. Find yourself very good mutual fund managers with long term and great performance records and keep putting money in. Be a real contarian and stop following the herd.
March 11, 2008 at 1:01 PM #167846blackboxParticipantIf you were to put everything you have, and everything you will have in the stock market on really bad days like recently, and you need it in the next 2 to 3 years, I would agree with you. What I say is just keep buying every month. If the market is going to all time highs, maybe put a big portion to cash for pull backs such as what has happened recently. Remember stock prices go down fast and up fast. Just because you think the housing market is still going down, such as myself, it does not mean that stocks will follow the housing market in the same direction. It turns out that stocks do very well when the economy is actually in recession, but does really poorly right before it actually hits recession. Also, parts of the globe are doing very well in certain sectors. There is always a bull market somewhere. All depends on your time horizon. If you have decades of investment to go, just hold your nose a keep investing in the stock market. Find yourself very good mutual fund managers with long term and great performance records and keep putting money in. Be a real contarian and stop following the herd.
March 11, 2008 at 1:01 PM #167876blackboxParticipantIf you were to put everything you have, and everything you will have in the stock market on really bad days like recently, and you need it in the next 2 to 3 years, I would agree with you. What I say is just keep buying every month. If the market is going to all time highs, maybe put a big portion to cash for pull backs such as what has happened recently. Remember stock prices go down fast and up fast. Just because you think the housing market is still going down, such as myself, it does not mean that stocks will follow the housing market in the same direction. It turns out that stocks do very well when the economy is actually in recession, but does really poorly right before it actually hits recession. Also, parts of the globe are doing very well in certain sectors. There is always a bull market somewhere. All depends on your time horizon. If you have decades of investment to go, just hold your nose a keep investing in the stock market. Find yourself very good mutual fund managers with long term and great performance records and keep putting money in. Be a real contarian and stop following the herd.
March 11, 2008 at 1:01 PM #167942blackboxParticipantIf you were to put everything you have, and everything you will have in the stock market on really bad days like recently, and you need it in the next 2 to 3 years, I would agree with you. What I say is just keep buying every month. If the market is going to all time highs, maybe put a big portion to cash for pull backs such as what has happened recently. Remember stock prices go down fast and up fast. Just because you think the housing market is still going down, such as myself, it does not mean that stocks will follow the housing market in the same direction. It turns out that stocks do very well when the economy is actually in recession, but does really poorly right before it actually hits recession. Also, parts of the globe are doing very well in certain sectors. There is always a bull market somewhere. All depends on your time horizon. If you have decades of investment to go, just hold your nose a keep investing in the stock market. Find yourself very good mutual fund managers with long term and great performance records and keep putting money in. Be a real contarian and stop following the herd.
March 11, 2008 at 1:11 PM #167543kewpParticipantYeah I got dinged, now I’m only up 80% from a year ago. π
This is a fools rally. The Fed is pulling out all the stops, which means very soon now there will be no stops left to pull.
Great selling opportunity, however.
March 11, 2008 at 1:11 PM #167866kewpParticipantYeah I got dinged, now I’m only up 80% from a year ago. π
This is a fools rally. The Fed is pulling out all the stops, which means very soon now there will be no stops left to pull.
Great selling opportunity, however.
March 11, 2008 at 1:11 PM #167873kewpParticipantYeah I got dinged, now I’m only up 80% from a year ago. π
This is a fools rally. The Fed is pulling out all the stops, which means very soon now there will be no stops left to pull.
Great selling opportunity, however.
March 11, 2008 at 1:11 PM #167902kewpParticipantYeah I got dinged, now I’m only up 80% from a year ago. π
This is a fools rally. The Fed is pulling out all the stops, which means very soon now there will be no stops left to pull.
Great selling opportunity, however.
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