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August 27, 2009 at 10:20 AM #450315August 27, 2009 at 11:06 AM #449537socratttParticipant
Traditionally asset allocation has been the makeup of a smart investor. I don’t agree with that investment strategy is type of market. This type of market is what I call a “Follow your instincts” market. If your gut tells you to move to all cash then do so. I tried to do this in early 2008 but two of my advisers convinced me otherwise and I lost almost $100K in a 6 month stretch in my retirement. On my non retirement portfolio I followed my own instincts and did very well. sdr I believe you made a wise decision. The equities markets are as much if not more manipulated than the RE markets. The day of reckoning for the markets will be here again soon.
I have been a advocate of gold and silver in the past, but truthfully I believe the ETFs, GLD and SLV, have created an avenue for those to be exploited as well. Manipulation is the name of the game. I wish I was related to Bernanke so I could get some inside tips:).
August 27, 2009 at 11:06 AM #449729socratttParticipantTraditionally asset allocation has been the makeup of a smart investor. I don’t agree with that investment strategy is type of market. This type of market is what I call a “Follow your instincts” market. If your gut tells you to move to all cash then do so. I tried to do this in early 2008 but two of my advisers convinced me otherwise and I lost almost $100K in a 6 month stretch in my retirement. On my non retirement portfolio I followed my own instincts and did very well. sdr I believe you made a wise decision. The equities markets are as much if not more manipulated than the RE markets. The day of reckoning for the markets will be here again soon.
I have been a advocate of gold and silver in the past, but truthfully I believe the ETFs, GLD and SLV, have created an avenue for those to be exploited as well. Manipulation is the name of the game. I wish I was related to Bernanke so I could get some inside tips:).
August 27, 2009 at 11:06 AM #450067socratttParticipantTraditionally asset allocation has been the makeup of a smart investor. I don’t agree with that investment strategy is type of market. This type of market is what I call a “Follow your instincts” market. If your gut tells you to move to all cash then do so. I tried to do this in early 2008 but two of my advisers convinced me otherwise and I lost almost $100K in a 6 month stretch in my retirement. On my non retirement portfolio I followed my own instincts and did very well. sdr I believe you made a wise decision. The equities markets are as much if not more manipulated than the RE markets. The day of reckoning for the markets will be here again soon.
I have been a advocate of gold and silver in the past, but truthfully I believe the ETFs, GLD and SLV, have created an avenue for those to be exploited as well. Manipulation is the name of the game. I wish I was related to Bernanke so I could get some inside tips:).
August 27, 2009 at 11:06 AM #450139socratttParticipantTraditionally asset allocation has been the makeup of a smart investor. I don’t agree with that investment strategy is type of market. This type of market is what I call a “Follow your instincts” market. If your gut tells you to move to all cash then do so. I tried to do this in early 2008 but two of my advisers convinced me otherwise and I lost almost $100K in a 6 month stretch in my retirement. On my non retirement portfolio I followed my own instincts and did very well. sdr I believe you made a wise decision. The equities markets are as much if not more manipulated than the RE markets. The day of reckoning for the markets will be here again soon.
I have been a advocate of gold and silver in the past, but truthfully I believe the ETFs, GLD and SLV, have created an avenue for those to be exploited as well. Manipulation is the name of the game. I wish I was related to Bernanke so I could get some inside tips:).
August 27, 2009 at 11:06 AM #450325socratttParticipantTraditionally asset allocation has been the makeup of a smart investor. I don’t agree with that investment strategy is type of market. This type of market is what I call a “Follow your instincts” market. If your gut tells you to move to all cash then do so. I tried to do this in early 2008 but two of my advisers convinced me otherwise and I lost almost $100K in a 6 month stretch in my retirement. On my non retirement portfolio I followed my own instincts and did very well. sdr I believe you made a wise decision. The equities markets are as much if not more manipulated than the RE markets. The day of reckoning for the markets will be here again soon.
I have been a advocate of gold and silver in the past, but truthfully I believe the ETFs, GLD and SLV, have created an avenue for those to be exploited as well. Manipulation is the name of the game. I wish I was related to Bernanke so I could get some inside tips:).
August 27, 2009 at 11:15 AM #449542sdrealtorParticipantGood news, we are green for the day and my orders get filled at closing prices. May squeak out a nice profit today on top of it all.
I’m a very conservative guy so I just dont have the stomach for all the entry and exits that traders do. I just go with my gut and stick with it until it tells me otherwise. So far it has served me well.
August 27, 2009 at 11:15 AM #449734sdrealtorParticipantGood news, we are green for the day and my orders get filled at closing prices. May squeak out a nice profit today on top of it all.
I’m a very conservative guy so I just dont have the stomach for all the entry and exits that traders do. I just go with my gut and stick with it until it tells me otherwise. So far it has served me well.
August 27, 2009 at 11:15 AM #450072sdrealtorParticipantGood news, we are green for the day and my orders get filled at closing prices. May squeak out a nice profit today on top of it all.
I’m a very conservative guy so I just dont have the stomach for all the entry and exits that traders do. I just go with my gut and stick with it until it tells me otherwise. So far it has served me well.
August 27, 2009 at 11:15 AM #450144sdrealtorParticipantGood news, we are green for the day and my orders get filled at closing prices. May squeak out a nice profit today on top of it all.
I’m a very conservative guy so I just dont have the stomach for all the entry and exits that traders do. I just go with my gut and stick with it until it tells me otherwise. So far it has served me well.
August 27, 2009 at 11:15 AM #450329sdrealtorParticipantGood news, we are green for the day and my orders get filled at closing prices. May squeak out a nice profit today on top of it all.
I’m a very conservative guy so I just dont have the stomach for all the entry and exits that traders do. I just go with my gut and stick with it until it tells me otherwise. So far it has served me well.
August 27, 2009 at 11:30 AM #449562CoronitaParticipant..still waiting for shitybank to go to $10…I’m half way there π Funny this was a buck a share at the beginning of the year.
August 27, 2009 at 11:30 AM #449754CoronitaParticipant..still waiting for shitybank to go to $10…I’m half way there π Funny this was a buck a share at the beginning of the year.
August 27, 2009 at 11:30 AM #450092CoronitaParticipant..still waiting for shitybank to go to $10…I’m half way there π Funny this was a buck a share at the beginning of the year.
August 27, 2009 at 11:30 AM #450164CoronitaParticipant..still waiting for shitybank to go to $10…I’m half way there π Funny this was a buck a share at the beginning of the year.
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