HollandMan73
Well-Known Member
Agree 100%
I plan on living 30+ years after I retire. Pretty good chance of a rebound in that span.If you're close to retirement and you don't have a significant portion of your portfolio in cash/bonds especially after the last crash then you don't have a good plan. If the market drops 30% I'm in a pretty good position to take advantage of it.
401k was 4.54 % but my outside investments gathered 11.1 %.I was wondering how everybody's 401k performed in general in 2015? Mine was a dismal -0.74 percent.
Less than 1%.Is that 27% or less than 1 percent? Mine only made 8%.
Not if your 65! lol-0.20 for the year.
No worries, good time to buy right?
Agree 100%
i wonder about that a lot. since it worked on paper last time i am sure they will do it again even though we are all paying for their printing presses with inflation. even though i am retired i still havent touched my 401k.Guess we'll see in six months or so.....if the market drops 30% and your 400k 401k turns into 280k....especially if your close to retirement.....that can be a real problem. I know plenty of people that "lost" half their retirement in the last crash. Yes it came back......but only after 4 trillion dollars was injected in the economy! Don't see that happening next time.....
i wonder about that a lot. since it worked on paper last time i am sure they will do it again even though we are all paying for their printing presses with inflation. even though i am retired i still havent touched my 401k.
if we have another 40 percent drop like 2008 i would try to ride it out but we would sweat it a lot more. we can get by on the pension alone but it would be scary if those losses dont come back next time.
That's why you don't put all of your eggs in one basket.i wonder about that a lot. since it worked on paper last time i am sure they will do it again even though we are all paying for their printing presses with inflation. even though i am retired i still havent touched my 401k.
if we have another 40 percent drop like 2008 i would try to ride it out but we would sweat it a lot more. we can get by on the pension alone but it would be scary if those losses dont come back next time.
Why not, it's easier to carry them that way.That's why you don't put all of your eggs in one basket.
Ask @Shifting ContentsWhy not, it's easier to carry them that way.
My dad will on occasion , after a big day , take some of gains for that day and buy a vehicle, cash.Gains or losses are only realized when it comes time to access your account or sell any holdings.
Nope. He is a d* who dosent like pumpkin flavor.
yes, i understand but if the market does not come back like last time then they are real losses.Gains or losses are only realized when it comes time to access your account or sell any holdings.
You can put some in my basket.That's why you don't put all of your eggs in one basket.
I don't think a bad market will recover from 65 to 66.What?
Don't think you will make it to 66?
Why ride the market down? Take gains when you get them. Don't be a pig. It sucks to round trip after having 30-40% gains.Gains or losses are only realized when it comes time to access your account or sell any holdings.
My wife might have something to say about that.You can put some in my basket.