Tiger8693
Full time employment: Posting here.
according to Fidelity, returns are:
1-Yr - +8.87%
YTD - (-11.87%)
1-Yr - +8.87%
YTD - (-11.87%)
I'm confused, which is nothing unusual. If you are only including your "taxable account" in your numbers that really isn't telling us "what percentage you are down so far."
What is your YTD performance for your total portfolio?
FWIW, I'm at -7.7% YTD, and that number includes all our investable assets.
Down 10.5% so far, and my nominally 50/50 is down to 43/57.
So the reason I don't count in the 401k/Roth is because that money is essentially useless to me.
Send it to me, I'll even pick up the wire transfer charges.
The only downside to work now is annoying things, like why do I have to work in the office every day when the work I do at the office that day is on stuff that is remotely located in Amazon Web Services a couple of states away?
That's terrific!!!FWIW, I'm at -7.7% YTD, and that number includes all our investable assets.
Down 7.1% YTD in my 90/10 portfolio and about $80k in company stock. I pulled my 401k out when the Dow was at 27k and then sold my company stock when it was at 27,800.
7.1% on a 90/10 portfolio?...Down 7.1% YTD in my 90/10 portfolio and about $80k in company stock. I pulled my 401k out when the Dow was at 27k and then sold my company stock when it was at 27,800. I figure, if I jump back in right now, and it goes back to near 30k I'll be up about $120,000. I've NEVER touched my investments, but I felt like this time was different. I'm very glad I did what I did, when I did it, and have made sure to keep my mouth shut at work. A lot of very angry and scared people there.
What you posted indicates you don't have a 90/10 portfolio.
Good luck in figuring out when to get back in as it sounds easy - until you actually try to do it.
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