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In reply to the discussion: The Dow is on pace to do something today it hasn't done since 1897 [View all]Dorian Gray
(13,850 posts)63. Exactly
it works so well in my retirement accounts, I've mirrored it in my non-retirement accounts. I have a few index funds that I transfer some of my savings into each month. Not a huge amount, but over time, it's really paid off. (like $100 per month.) I have sold some to pay for renovations, down payment on our home, etc when I need to, and I don't have to touch my retirement account.
There are people who think "playing the market" is dangerous (or in this thread, greedy). I guess both can be true you're constantly buying and selling, don't have a broad mix of securities and want to hit it BIG, but slow and steady really is the way to go here.
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The Dow is on pace to do something today it hasn't done since 1897 [View all]
brooklynite
Jul 2023
OP
Fucking Biden. Look what he did! Sleepy ass, old coger needs to resign for the "damage" he's done!
AZLD4Candidate
Jul 2023
#5
I think we're having an overshoot on the upside and it could last several months
bucolic_frolic
Jul 2023
#7
Yeah, we tax-and-spend, woke liberals pretty much destroyed the economy, didn't we?
SpankMe
Jul 2023
#8
I'm glad the dow is up, but I'm wary of giving credit, or blame, to a president
onenote
Jul 2023
#57
I'm so old I remember when the Dow was flirting with ending the trading day at 2000.
OMGWTF
Jul 2023
#15
The stock market IS taxed. We pay a significant amount of Capital Gains Tax every year.
brooklynite
Jul 2023
#55