moneymaker
Recycles dryer sheets
- Joined
- Mar 13, 2013
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I’m super bullish for a few reasons: more money into the economy than 2008 and another stimulus on the way, lowest interest rates in history, just had a “recession” from mar to whenever but now have new highs, vaccine rolling out, and corporate profits are breaking records, and trading/investing is easier than ever with zero trading fees in most firms...
However, I fear this can only go on so long, maybe up to 24 months, and then it could end badly or be rough for a long time for future generations.
My question is what do you smart folks use as a measure to either scale back investments, get out all together based on any quantifiable data or statistics, do you all just have a set allocation and not worry about that type of stuff?
I’ve made a lot this year and have taken some risks but nothing that would have changed retirement plans but the risks have def enhanced my retirement plans, so I am one of those guys that thinks taking some of your portfolio and going after true high growth stocks is worth the reward.
Thanks!!!
However, I fear this can only go on so long, maybe up to 24 months, and then it could end badly or be rough for a long time for future generations.
My question is what do you smart folks use as a measure to either scale back investments, get out all together based on any quantifiable data or statistics, do you all just have a set allocation and not worry about that type of stuff?
I’ve made a lot this year and have taken some risks but nothing that would have changed retirement plans but the risks have def enhanced my retirement plans, so I am one of those guys that thinks taking some of your portfolio and going after true high growth stocks is worth the reward.
Thanks!!!