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November 2, 2007 at 3:07 PM #94934November 2, 2007 at 3:07 PM #94942
djrobsd
ParticipantSmart move Ray, I’ve been considering the same. My 401k is up like 18% this year, and I would hate to see it go the other way, so I might just have to do the same, sit on the sidelines for a while until things cool down, and then move the money back to agressive growth again. 😉
November 2, 2007 at 3:07 PM #94945djrobsd
ParticipantSmart move Ray, I’ve been considering the same. My 401k is up like 18% this year, and I would hate to see it go the other way, so I might just have to do the same, sit on the sidelines for a while until things cool down, and then move the money back to agressive growth again. 😉
November 2, 2007 at 3:20 PM #94888Raybyrnes
Participantdjrobsd
I hate the idea that the market could go to 16 and I would have lost out but I got 18% YTD and I want to lock a piece of that in. I see some downside coming so I figure there are no transaction fees to move things around here.
This is one of those times where I regret not having and options accounts available so I can buy some out of the money puts.
Additionally I hate the fact that I have to suck it up in the early mourning when the market is down 80 and you see it going south and you know you can’t do anything unitl the end of the day with the mutual funds. Definitely makes you appreciate ETF’s for liquidity purposes.
November 2, 2007 at 3:20 PM #94941Raybyrnes
Participantdjrobsd
I hate the idea that the market could go to 16 and I would have lost out but I got 18% YTD and I want to lock a piece of that in. I see some downside coming so I figure there are no transaction fees to move things around here.
This is one of those times where I regret not having and options accounts available so I can buy some out of the money puts.
Additionally I hate the fact that I have to suck it up in the early mourning when the market is down 80 and you see it going south and you know you can’t do anything unitl the end of the day with the mutual funds. Definitely makes you appreciate ETF’s for liquidity purposes.
November 2, 2007 at 3:20 PM #94950Raybyrnes
Participantdjrobsd
I hate the idea that the market could go to 16 and I would have lost out but I got 18% YTD and I want to lock a piece of that in. I see some downside coming so I figure there are no transaction fees to move things around here.
This is one of those times where I regret not having and options accounts available so I can buy some out of the money puts.
Additionally I hate the fact that I have to suck it up in the early mourning when the market is down 80 and you see it going south and you know you can’t do anything unitl the end of the day with the mutual funds. Definitely makes you appreciate ETF’s for liquidity purposes.
November 2, 2007 at 3:20 PM #94953Raybyrnes
Participantdjrobsd
I hate the idea that the market could go to 16 and I would have lost out but I got 18% YTD and I want to lock a piece of that in. I see some downside coming so I figure there are no transaction fees to move things around here.
This is one of those times where I regret not having and options accounts available so I can buy some out of the money puts.
Additionally I hate the fact that I have to suck it up in the early mourning when the market is down 80 and you see it going south and you know you can’t do anything unitl the end of the day with the mutual funds. Definitely makes you appreciate ETF’s for liquidity purposes.
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