Jan 2008 damage poll

down 5.6% for January. 70% equities right now.
 
Hmmmm - Target Retirement 2015 down 3.6% but my port 85% target and 15% individual stocks show up 0.58%.

A wash handgrenade wise - do I want to go looking at the stocks that went up? - nope.

Plus autodeduct doesn't take out my money for yearly expenses til 2/16 so the divs/interest are still in there.

The stocks are hobby money anyway so I'll go with -3.6% aka Target 2015.

heh heh heh - :cool:
 
-4.23 COB yesterday. Should be a little less when today's figures get picked up in the spreadsheet. About 80% equities.
 
Hono,

The fairy's gold doesn't count. 12% in ONE MONTH ... come on!

Sorry, someone had to call you on that one.

Over 3 years compounded, that kind of a return can turn $10,000 into about $600,000. In 10 years, he'll be hanging with the Billionaire's club. :cool:
 
My Roth (which is my only "trading" account) is up 18% due to moving more into financials after the slaughter, but remainder of investments are down just over 1%.
 
1/1/08 - 391,546.30
1/31/08 - 375,416.52

Down 4.2%. Very rare for a January. This is an all stock portfolio with no additions. Of course, it was at 443,000 in June 2007. Nature of the market.
 
Not looking.
 
-5.42% ROI (Quicken) overall 12/31/07 - 1/31/08

50% in Vanguard Target Retirement 2035 (-5.75% ROI)
45% in Fidelity Freedom 2035 (-6.42% ROI)
5% in employer stock (+7.7% ROI)

Note the 100% indexed target fund fared better than the primarily actively managed target fund, hmmm:bat:
 
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down 6.7% from all time portfolio high (sometime in 2007). Was down 8.x% a week ago. 60/40AA
 
As of 1/31/08:
From High -6.5%
YTD: -3.9% (60% equities, 40% Fixed, mixture of funds (401k) and individual holdings/closed end funds in non-tax deferred accounts)
1 Year (1/31/07->1/31/08 ) +3.6%
 
I'm Surprised

Down 1.6% 55 Equities/25 Bonds/20 Cash
Got a nice bounce from RWR (increased by allocation in January -- don't ask it never happens that way)

-- Rita
 
Down -1.6% YTD. 55% equities with 34% of that in internationals. TIPS helped a lot but sold them recently.
 
Not looking.

Same here, no clue. Right now my entire first floor of furniture is stuffed in the garage while I refinish floors in preparation for selling, so more immediate things to worry about. Let the markets gyrate away
 
Haven't looked at the 401k in ages, so this is just the taxable: AA was about 82% equities/18% MM at the beginning and about 93%/7% at the end of the month (actually closing 1st Feb, didn't check). I thought the drop was a good chance to buy, glad I did...I ended up down 2%, would have been down 3.9% otherwise. I'm not really much into trying to time the market, so I don't do this often, but the equities I bought on the 14th/15th/16th or so are up 17.3% in just a couple weeks.:D

R
 
actively managed portfolio -4.3 etf index mix -6.2
 
I'm off about 12% from my high point last August. 100% equities, a little heavy in financials.....
 
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