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    I used to be heavily invested in that fund, but since I'm getting older, I switched to one that's a big less aggressive. I can't remember the name of it, but it's based on a year range when you expect to retire, so it's something like 2035 Fund. And it's supposed to taper allocation to stocks as you approach retirement.
    I did the opposite. Started in target retirement fund and switched entirely to growth following the great recession. Interest rates still aren't attractive enough for me to put any money on bonds again. In a decade I'll start considering when to begin the move into annuities. Hopefully things go well enough and we won't need to worry about growth anymore.

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    My T.Rowe Price account didn't take too much of a hit. Good manager, I suppose.
    thanks for the input

    I guess we can chalk this week as a nothing happened week

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    Noted, and thanks. Been busy in the last year, so have tuned out of a lot of news.
    Here's an article you might find interesting regarding margin calls

    Gold Joins the Virus Sell-Off With Its Biggest Slide Since 2013
    https://www.bloomberg.com/news/artic...ince-june-2013
    “It’s bloodshed,” Commerzbank AG analyst Carsten Fritsch said by phone Friday. “It first started with forced selling from equity investors who also sold their gold positions to cover their losses in equities and also to cover margin calls. Gold investors don’t want to sell but are forced to cover the losses in other asset classes.”

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    Here's an article you might find interesting regarding margin calls

    Gold Joins the Virus Sell-Off With Its Biggest Slide Since 2013
    https://www.bloomberg.com/news/artic...ince-june-2013
    I got into some gold early in this Coronavirus thing. Wondered what the happened.

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    dow futures up

    there will probably be an uptick next early monday and depending if no more hotspots reported in US it will probably keep going up for a while

    i have few thousand to throw in at these bargain prices. just not sure yet

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    dow futures up

    there will probably be an uptick next early monday and depending if no more hotspots reported in US it will probably keep going up for a while

    i have few thousand to throw in at these bargain prices. just not sure yet
    I think I called this right in saying that "good news" over this weekend would essentially be anything other than catastrophic news, lol. This week could still be shaky but I wouldn't be surprised by a big rally near the end of it.

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    I think I called this right in saying that "good news" over this weekend would essentially be anything other than catastrophic news, lol. This week could still be shaky but I wouldn't be surprised by a big rally near the end of it.
    yeah Cosmiccowboy might finally be right and its a good time to buy now

    i guess worst case many hotspots develop in Americas including latin america and its game over but at that point stock market and a few thousand $ would be least of our worries

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    what company would you drop some cash early monday nigs? google? apple? or?

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    Way to early to put anything into futures. Your as likely to wake up tomorrow morning and it’s down 300.

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    dow futures up

    there will probably be an uptick next early monday and depending if no more hotspots reported in US it will probably keep going up for a while

    i have few thousand to throw in at these bargain prices. just not sure yet
    There is no volume right now. Futures aren't indicative till 3-4 hours before market opening.

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    what company would you drop some cash early monday nigs? google? apple? or?

    3M

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    Clorox

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    what company would you drop some cash early monday nigs? google? apple? or?
    I'll be buying FANG this week. Hoping it hits low $50's on more panic

    Edit: Should be more clear. I'll start scaling in this week. Will continue buying lower and back up to $75. Price target $150 in next 12-18 months.
    Last edited by SnakeBoy; 03-01-2020 at 01:23 PM.

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    what company makes bodybags?

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    what company makes bodybags?

    lol

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    Overnight futures just out. Down 300

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    The Dow closed 1,293.96 points higher, or 5.1%, at 26,703.32. The move on a percentage basis was the Dow’s biggest since March 2009. It was the largest-ever points gain for the 30-stock average.

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    The Dow finished up 1,294 points, or 5.1%, making it its best one-day point gain on record. On a percentage basis, Monday was its best day since March 2009

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    The Dow closed 1,293.96 points higher, or 5.1%, at 26,703.32. The move on a percentage basis was the Dow’s biggest since March 2009. It was the largest-ever points gain for the 30-stock average.
    direct result of biden endorsements tbh

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    The stock market doesn't directly gauge the health of the economy, I don't know why people go crazy over it tbh. I understand trump uses it for political gain, but it makes no sense for somebody to point at a bad week and yell recession.

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    The stock market doesn't directly gauge the health of the economy, I don't know why people go crazy over it tbh. I understand trump uses it for political gain, but it makes no sense for somebody to point at a bad week and yell recession.
    its not like stock market crashes had anything to do with the great recession or depression or anything

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    its not like stock market crashes had anything to do with the great recession or depression or anything
    Well, it's not.

    The stock market tanked, it has always and will always do that because it reacts to the economy on a day to day basis and if everything was roses we'd have an asinine amount of wealth.

    The great depression is connected to the crash of the stock market just because that's when people realized the hole they dug. Years of growing consumption suddenly halted for various reasons and the stocks didn't jump back because of other factors (some say the fed, some say central planning). If consumption stops, businesses keep operating as if it hadn't stopped, hits the fan.

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    dow futures up

    there will probably be an uptick next early monday and depending if no more hotspots reported in US it will probably keep going up for a while

    i have few thousand to throw in at these bargain prices. just not sure yet
    called it

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    Did you throw in?

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    Well, it's not.

    The stock market tanked, it has always and will always do that because it reacts to the economy on a day to day basis and if everything was roses we'd have an asinine amount of wealth.

    The great depression is connected to the crash of the stock market just because that's when people realized the hole they dug. Years of growing consumption suddenly halted for various reasons and the stocks didn't jump back because of other factors (some say the fed, some say central planning). If consumption stops, businesses keep operating as if it hadn't stopped, hits the fan.
    Of course that's your theory. You're a first year grad student. Next year you'll be in here quoting Gordon Wood, talking about how the capitalist effects of market economy was sexual way back in the Precambrian era. (I forgot the quote lol)

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    yeah Cosmiccowboy might finally be right and its a good time to buy now

    i guess worst case many hotspots develop in Americas including latin america and its game over but at that point stock market and a few thousand $ would be least of our worries
    There will still be bad days and huge supply disruptions. China is shut down and is a huge part of the worldwide economy. It could easily push us into a worldwide recession even if the covid19 doesnt get bad here. A few million worldwide will probably die, but within 2-4 years we should develop a herd resistance to the virus and good times will roll again. Most of you are young and should be investing for a long term view and some good stocks will be on sale for awhile.

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