GeezNever thought I'd live to see 13% trip hit but we are approaching it...
GeezNever thought I'd live to see 13% trip hit but we are approaching it...
So I just checked my 401k and somehow my investments are 95% in stocks and 2% in bonds (and I have no idea what the other 3% even means). My employer makes yearly profit sharing contributions and it's about to hit in the next few days. Should I be changing my contributions to a new mix or do I stay the course at this point?
DIS is gonna get slaughtered ya'll. Now is not the time to buy. Wait until all the parks get shut down.
I'm not worried about the US economy as a whole. Fundamentally Great companies don't suddenly suck because of Corona Virus.
Bout to go lower. Who has faith in that buffoon?
Just spewing shit as per usual.
He's basically talking about the payroll tax cut being hard but he'll eventually get it through and it's the biggest thing we can do.... Like what the actual fuck?
I have money in my Roth (Schwab Target 2050 Index Fund). Is there any way to see my losses live, or do I have to wait until closing since mutual funds only update once a day at close?
I'm 37. I honestly have no idea how my current balance even happened. Everything is in Fidelity's managed funds, and I think I ended up with a default balance of things when my 401k got moved to them and I was too busy with work at the time to do any research into what was happening.Now's the time to go in on stocks. Last year, maybe you should have gone a bit more balanced, but now? I'd hit the throttle.
How old are you?
It's strange to me the market reacted nothing like this to the swine flu in 2009 even though tons of people died..
I have money in my Roth (Schwab Target 2050 Index Fund). Is there any way to see my losses live, or do I have to wait until closing since mutual funds only update once a day at close?
I'm 37. I honestly have no idea how my current balance even happened. Everything is in Fidelity's managed funds, and I think I ended up with a default balance of things when my 401k got moved to them and I was too busy with work at the time to do any research into what was happening.
Fidelity usually uses your age and allocates accordingly. You might even be in a Target date fund.I'm 37. I honestly have no idea how my current balance even happened. Everything is in Fidelity's managed funds, and I think I ended up with a default balance of things when my 401k got moved to them and I was too busy with work at the time to do any research into what was happening.
Same as everything else, the bottom isn't here yet, because we still don't know how many people will be infected a week from nowWhat are feelings on Nike right now? They're at a 2 year low. I'm not buying anything til next week or maybe later but they're intriguing.
You don't think this is somewhat priced into the stock already? That smart money isn't crushing stocks because of the possibility of this occurring? It was 150 now 93. Some of this has to be priced in. Maybe it'll go down to 80. But I'll just dca my way down there if so.
Every day I keep thinking to myself, 'Fuck I missed the VIX Rally again'.
I'm not worried about the US economy as a whole. Fundamentally Great companies don't suddenly suck because of Corona Virus.
so if we hit the second stop.... are we just gonna free fall after the market opens again...?
I remember mulling over whether or not to sell a few of my Amazon stocks a few weeks ago (when they were $2150 a piece), decided not to since I didn't need the money at the time (nor do I now).
Now they're at $1692.
I know you don't lose until you sell, but still I feel like shit lol
Ive was of the idea "Theres definitely a recession coming" for years during trumps presidency, yet I never sold until Tuesday lol. I wish I would've the second this rona stuff got worldwideI remember mulling over whether or not to sell a few of my Amazon stocks a few weeks ago (when they were $2150 a piece), decided not to since I didn't need the money at the time (nor do I now).
Now they're at $1692.
I know you don't lose until you sell, but still I feel like shit lol
Remember that story a week or two about the guy who bought $1,845 puts, about $920K of them, and then Robinhood was out while the market was rallying and he couldn't close them? At best, he got back half his money depending when he closed.I remember mulling over whether or not to sell a few of my Amazon stocks a few weeks ago (when they were $2150 a piece), decided not to since I didn't need the money at the time (nor do I now).
Now they're at $1692.
I know you don't lose until you sell, but still I feel like shit lol