because flooding back into short term treasuries will produce yield....
because flooding back into short term treasuries will produce yield....
Holy Smokes, you're right! Down 0.09% already today!
RUN FOR YOUR LIVES!!!
yup, down 0.9% since the world champs started. massive crash, just hidden.
I gots a long time until retirement. The lower it goes now, the better off I'll be.
u r about to get hammered wrote:
Markets under 10,000 by the end of the year.
The billions the government is printing up and pumping into the markets isn't working anymore.
It is going to implode like the housing market did!
Peeps! WE missed you
u r about to get hammered wrote:
Markets under 10,000 by the end of the year.
The billions the government is printing up and pumping into the markets isn't working anymore.
It is going to implode like the housing market did!
Meh. It is unlikely that in my lilfetime I will see another stock market plunge like the one in late 2007 to March 2009, and I came out of that smelling like a rose. Just need to make sure that when in retirement you have other sources of income so that you don't have to touch stocks for income for 2-3 years.
wanna bet?
So if we were not watching it would not have tanked?
Flagpole wrote:
Meh. It is unlikely that in my lilfetime I will see another stock market plunge like the one in late 2007 to March 2009, and I came out of that smelling like a rose. Just need to make sure that when in retirement you have other sources of income so that you don't have to touch stocks for income for 2-3 years.
You have NEVER smelled like a rose, brother.
Brother!
gaber wrote:
wanna bet?
I do not bet.
I bailed out at the end of June.
Looks like I got out too soon and should have waited about five or six weeks
sdsdsd wrote:
I gots a long time until retirement. The lower it goes now, the better off I'll be.
You guys really need to examine this belief that losing money in a market meltdown is somehow a good thing
[quote]Flagpole wrote:
It is unlikely that in my lilfetime I will see another stock market plunge like the one in late 2007 to March 2009, ...you seem to have forgotten 2000 through 2002.
and I came out of that smelling like a rose... How do you figure? If in the stock market at that time, you got hammered like everyone else
Just need to make sure that when in retirement you have other sources of income so that you don't have to touch stocks for income for 2-3 years......WTF? Where do you come up this complete nonsense?
What we see in most of the responses in this thread is complacency.
At a true stock market bottom, complacency is gone.
Now ask ourselves... what conditions would be necessary to remove the current complacency? IMO, it's going to take a whole lot more than what we had in 2008/09.