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Don't look at your investments!!!
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racoon
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Most of my retirement money is in plans I can't touch for another 6 years, so there's plenty of time to recover from the current nonsense.
I own my home, my 4 wheel vehicle, and my Spyder with no loans.
Other than day to day living expenses, the only real expense I have is the annual property taxes which have been running about US $1,300.
And yes, I do get a monthly payment from US Social Security, which is usually more than I spend each month.
So I'm good.
I own my home, my 4 wheel vehicle, and my Spyder with no loans.
Other than day to day living expenses, the only real expense I have is the annual property taxes which have been running about US $1,300.
And yes, I do get a monthly payment from US Social Security, which is usually more than I spend each month.
So I'm good.
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canamjhb
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I have a relatively small portfolio. Previously, I would check it almost daily... The same as I do with my bank accounts, just to make sure there is no monkey business happening. I haven't looked at my portfolio since the "tariff scare" set in. I'll wait until the panic is over. I don't need to unnecessarily aggravate myself.
Peteoz
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We have some pretty smart cookies looking after our Super fund investments out here. I’m pretty sure they will have taken “steps”.
The problem with moving investments around is that you have to be right twice. You have to move funds just before a crash, and then move funds again, before the recovery really starts. Unfortunately, no one rings a bell to tell you just when these two events are happening, I’ll just be relying on those I trust, who have all the trending data, and riding it out.
Pete
The problem with moving investments around is that you have to be right twice. You have to move funds just before a crash, and then move funds again, before the recovery really starts. Unfortunately, no one rings a bell to tell you just when these two events are happening, I’ll just be relying on those I trust, who have all the trending data, and riding it out.
Pete
CloverHillCrawler
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I moved my stuff somewhat away from the market months ago, it is in an annuities that don't pay much but then again I didn't lose anything either.
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