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November 6, 2009 at 11:43 AM #16615November 6, 2009 at 12:49 PM #478522
moneymaker
ParticipantDidn’t really understand the article,over my head. Looking at history, there was a pretty good run up in the market from 1929-1933. Even though it hasn’t been 4 years yet I believe we are due for a correction,so I put my 401k into money market.I believe this is the opposite of what the above article says I should do. It feels like “Vegas” to me,I hope I “guessed” right.
November 6, 2009 at 12:49 PM #478690ParticipantDidn’t really understand the article,over my head. Looking at history, there was a pretty good run up in the market from 1929-1933. Even though it hasn’t been 4 years yet I believe we are due for a correction,so I put my 401k into money market.I believe this is the opposite of what the above article says I should do. It feels like “Vegas” to me,I hope I “guessed” right.
November 6, 2009 at 12:49 PM #479055ParticipantDidn’t really understand the article,over my head. Looking at history, there was a pretty good run up in the market from 1929-1933. Even though it hasn’t been 4 years yet I believe we are due for a correction,so I put my 401k into money market.I believe this is the opposite of what the above article says I should do. It feels like “Vegas” to me,I hope I “guessed” right.
November 6, 2009 at 12:49 PM #479135ParticipantDidn’t really understand the article,over my head. Looking at history, there was a pretty good run up in the market from 1929-1933. Even though it hasn’t been 4 years yet I believe we are due for a correction,so I put my 401k into money market.I believe this is the opposite of what the above article says I should do. It feels like “Vegas” to me,I hope I “guessed” right.
November 6, 2009 at 12:49 PM #479356ParticipantDidn’t really understand the article,over my head. Looking at history, there was a pretty good run up in the market from 1929-1933. Even though it hasn’t been 4 years yet I believe we are due for a correction,so I put my 401k into money market.I believe this is the opposite of what the above article says I should do. It feels like “Vegas” to me,I hope I “guessed” right.
November 6, 2009 at 1:38 PM #478559CricketOnTheHearth
ParticipantThe gobbledygook basically means, “I think bonds are wandering around their peak price; make your investments so that you will profit as they fall.”
There is no such thing as “cash” in my 401K, even the “stable value fund” is based on bonds, like all the rest of the stuff in it. Sigh.
I sense a large other shoe which will drop soon, but I believe “they” will make every effort to keep it from dropping before the Christmas shopping season. They can’t sanely believe they can keep it from dropping forever.
November 6, 2009 at 1:38 PM #478727ParticipantThe gobbledygook basically means, “I think bonds are wandering around their peak price; make your investments so that you will profit as they fall.”
There is no such thing as “cash” in my 401K, even the “stable value fund” is based on bonds, like all the rest of the stuff in it. Sigh.
I sense a large other shoe which will drop soon, but I believe “they” will make every effort to keep it from dropping before the Christmas shopping season. They can’t sanely believe they can keep it from dropping forever.
November 6, 2009 at 1:38 PM #479093ParticipantThe gobbledygook basically means, “I think bonds are wandering around their peak price; make your investments so that you will profit as they fall.”
There is no such thing as “cash” in my 401K, even the “stable value fund” is based on bonds, like all the rest of the stuff in it. Sigh.
I sense a large other shoe which will drop soon, but I believe “they” will make every effort to keep it from dropping before the Christmas shopping season. They can’t sanely believe they can keep it from dropping forever.
November 6, 2009 at 1:38 PM #479174ParticipantThe gobbledygook basically means, “I think bonds are wandering around their peak price; make your investments so that you will profit as they fall.”
There is no such thing as “cash” in my 401K, even the “stable value fund” is based on bonds, like all the rest of the stuff in it. Sigh.
I sense a large other shoe which will drop soon, but I believe “they” will make every effort to keep it from dropping before the Christmas shopping season. They can’t sanely believe they can keep it from dropping forever.
November 6, 2009 at 1:38 PM #479393ParticipantThe gobbledygook basically means, “I think bonds are wandering around their peak price; make your investments so that you will profit as they fall.”
There is no such thing as “cash” in my 401K, even the “stable value fund” is based on bonds, like all the rest of the stuff in it. Sigh.
I sense a large other shoe which will drop soon, but I believe “they” will make every effort to keep it from dropping before the Christmas shopping season. They can’t sanely believe they can keep it from dropping forever.
November 6, 2009 at 2:26 PM #478606Anonymous
Guest“Using technical analysis…”
In other words: “using methods proven as well as astrology or palm-reading.”
November 6, 2009 at 2:26 PM #478777Guest“Using technical analysis…”
In other words: “using methods proven as well as astrology or palm-reading.”
November 6, 2009 at 2:26 PM #479142Guest“Using technical analysis…”
In other words: “using methods proven as well as astrology or palm-reading.”
November 6, 2009 at 2:26 PM #479223Guest“Using technical analysis…”
In other words: “using methods proven as well as astrology or palm-reading.”
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