DarkBlack
Elite Member
Nah. I don’t need, that much
How are your investments doing?
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Snobdds
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Can you then please tell your confident ego to be more humble...
Nobody like billionaire braggarts.
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Snobdds
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I see...I don't know if you use fidelity or vanguard, but there should be a Total Bond return fund.
If you could reduce your target fund % and up the total bond return by 25%, that should help with the flatling returns on the target fund.
Snobdds
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DarkBlack
Elite Member
Maybe I should mention this now, but I think I have already, in the past, on this site..Study this... there have been many before you to warrant such a graph.
I’ve been long term investing , and short term trading in the stock market for many , many, moons. This isn’t my first rodeo
Drstrangeglove
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My gains since Jan is 19.75%.
Larry Caldwell
Super Member
Just remember that until you sell, those gains are fiction.
DarkBlack
Elite Member
Futures look good tonight
Larry Caldwell
Super Member
I'm an Adam Smith fan. The productivity of US business no longer supports high share prices. I think the entire stock market is fictional, but as long as the Fed dumps a few trillion into it, I suppose it will do OK.
