Anyone who pays for investing advice as to where and when to put your money into equities is being ripped off.
Nobody knows what the market will do, tomorrow, or the next week, month, year, or decade. And hence their "expertise" is non -existent. So any dollar paid to them is a dollar wasted.
Indexing all the way. Best way to get all of the best. Cost is cheap. If it goes down, so does everybody else. There is comfort in loses when it is shared with others.
Hi, Igy!
Hi, Detector Dude!
Ha ha! Unlike you, I never said I would stay away until the Dow hit a certain point. You are as dishonest as the day is long.
I wonder if people will actually have time to sell this time around vs the flash crash.
Walrus Gumboot wrote:
Indexing all the way. Best way to get all of the best. Cost is cheap. If it goes down, so does everybody else. There is comfort in loses when it is shared with others.
Only way to go if you are going to be in the market
21000 is the top wrote:
I wonder if people will actually have time to sell this time around vs the flash crash.
Yes, you have time. If you sell today you will be much better off than if you would have taken the advice of some 3 years ago. They called it way to early. Sell today, and reap your rewards you've accumulated since 2015 or hopefully earlier.
My job is done here.
Now that the beaten man realizes his mistakes for the past 3 years and has decided to exit this thread, I to will join him. Unless, he decides to return to spew his nonsense that he has been spot on about market performance once again.
He hasn't left. He's actually posted multiple times today. He is a serial narcissist.
Don't go wrote:
He hasn't left. He's actually posted multiple times today. He is a serial narcissist.
I know! I just prefer to respond when he gets bold and uses his signature handle.
That way it stings a little more.
mellon wrote:
Don't go wrote:He hasn't left. He's actually posted multiple times today. He is a serial narcissist.
I know! I just prefer to respond when he gets bold and uses his signature handle.
That way it stings a little more.
Van looks like Clayton Murphy's daddy.
Anyone who thinks Igy doesn't drive the trolling here just needs to look at those few days when he was silent. It was nice to observe some respectful and mature discussion even if only briefly.
mellon wrote:
Don't go wrote:He hasn't left. He's actually posted multiple times today. He is a serial narcissist.
I know! I just prefer to respond when he gets bold and uses his signature handle.
That way it stings a little more.
^^ so predictable ^^
Helloooooo? wrote:
Anyone who thinks Igy doesn't drive the trolling here just needs to look at those few days when he was silent. It was nice to observe some respectful and mature discussion even if only briefly.
"respectful and mature discussion"
Sure 'bout that.
Thanks for proving my point, Igy.
All things considered, the current global economic and monetary policy backdrop is creating a favorable environment for risk taking and although expected forward returns are not high, we believe modestly positive outcomes can be achieved.
https://www.advisorperspectives.com/articles/2017/07/07/investment-outlook
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