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  • January 17, 2008 at 9:09 PM #138077
    drunkle
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    parked 75% of the 401 in money markets last month, remaining 25 still in janus 20 which is taking a beating as apple, goog, rim and wells are selling off.

    luckily, it’s not a lot of money to begin with.

    housing stocks are making a strong run…

    January 17, 2008 at 9:37 PM #137804
    nostradamus
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    Imagine the fun we are going to have when all the baby boomers retire and WHOOPS! The nest egg is gone!

    January 17, 2008 at 9:37 PM #138009
    nostradamus
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    Imagine the fun we are going to have when all the baby boomers retire and WHOOPS! The nest egg is gone!

    January 17, 2008 at 9:37 PM #138036
    nostradamus
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    Imagine the fun we are going to have when all the baby boomers retire and WHOOPS! The nest egg is gone!

    January 17, 2008 at 9:37 PM #138063
    nostradamus
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    Imagine the fun we are going to have when all the baby boomers retire and WHOOPS! The nest egg is gone!

    January 17, 2008 at 9:37 PM #138107
    nostradamus
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    Imagine the fun we are going to have when all the baby boomers retire and WHOOPS! The nest egg is gone!

    January 17, 2008 at 10:08 PM #137814
    Raybyrnes
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    The next wave of motgage product RAM’s equal Retirement

    January 17, 2008 at 10:08 PM #138019
    Raybyrnes
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    The next wave of motgage product RAM’s equal Retirement

    January 17, 2008 at 10:08 PM #138046
    Raybyrnes
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    The next wave of motgage product RAM’s equal Retirement

    January 17, 2008 at 10:08 PM #138073
    Raybyrnes
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    The next wave of motgage product RAM’s equal Retirement

    January 17, 2008 at 10:08 PM #138117
    Raybyrnes
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    The next wave of motgage product RAM’s equal Retirement

    January 17, 2008 at 10:10 PM #137809
    cr
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    Yeah, but they won’t all retire and cash out simulatneously. Once that equity is gone, they’ll have to keep working to pay for their (fill in ubiquitous symbol of over consumption here).

    My 401k and meager international funds are getting hit, but I’m hoping for a long run gain. We’ll see though. Our 401k stuffed suit said our 401k manager expected 14,500 by end of ’07, and this was I think back before it hit 14,100. I laughed then, and I knew at 14,100 it wouldn’t hit 14,500, but I must admit I don’t think I would have 11,000 here we come…

    It’ll turn around, but in a month or year? Who knows.

    January 17, 2008 at 10:10 PM #138014
    cr
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    Yeah, but they won’t all retire and cash out simulatneously. Once that equity is gone, they’ll have to keep working to pay for their (fill in ubiquitous symbol of over consumption here).

    My 401k and meager international funds are getting hit, but I’m hoping for a long run gain. We’ll see though. Our 401k stuffed suit said our 401k manager expected 14,500 by end of ’07, and this was I think back before it hit 14,100. I laughed then, and I knew at 14,100 it wouldn’t hit 14,500, but I must admit I don’t think I would have 11,000 here we come…

    It’ll turn around, but in a month or year? Who knows.

    January 17, 2008 at 10:10 PM #138041
    cr
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    Yeah, but they won’t all retire and cash out simulatneously. Once that equity is gone, they’ll have to keep working to pay for their (fill in ubiquitous symbol of over consumption here).

    My 401k and meager international funds are getting hit, but I’m hoping for a long run gain. We’ll see though. Our 401k stuffed suit said our 401k manager expected 14,500 by end of ’07, and this was I think back before it hit 14,100. I laughed then, and I knew at 14,100 it wouldn’t hit 14,500, but I must admit I don’t think I would have 11,000 here we come…

    It’ll turn around, but in a month or year? Who knows.

    January 17, 2008 at 10:10 PM #138068
    cr
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    Yeah, but they won’t all retire and cash out simulatneously. Once that equity is gone, they’ll have to keep working to pay for their (fill in ubiquitous symbol of over consumption here).

    My 401k and meager international funds are getting hit, but I’m hoping for a long run gain. We’ll see though. Our 401k stuffed suit said our 401k manager expected 14,500 by end of ’07, and this was I think back before it hit 14,100. I laughed then, and I knew at 14,100 it wouldn’t hit 14,500, but I must admit I don’t think I would have 11,000 here we come…

    It’ll turn around, but in a month or year? Who knows.

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