Horseman

What about Staff Sgt. Darin Hoover?

Reads my posts and then cries about the ignore feature. Rent free weakling.

And if you want to talk about Obama, sure, he build more border wall than anyone.

Much prefer the big tax cuts under Trump. Biden tried to close the backdoor Roth "loopholes ". That would have sucked and you vote for that crap. So yeah, I narrowly dodged a bullet under Biden, thank you Joe Manchin. Others not so lucky with Afghanistan, the boarder crisis, etc.

The weakling skyscreamers that were predicting the end of the world, economic recession and went all cash in their 401ks are embracing the meme that proves them totally wrong.

You have problems with English?

Thanks again for this. Do not know why I thought HSA contributions were dependent on employment. I got one of my bank accounts linked up to Fidelity and got in the $9,550 max. Easy. If that doubles with this bill that's a nice little chunk to help out with converting as much as I can of my 401K over the next decade. It doesn't require earned income like a regular IRA contribution does, correct?

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I'd suggest setting a target percentage like 5% max for your allocations to be off so you don't miss out if the market becomes volatile like it has been the past couple of months. I've rebalanced 3 times during this little "trade war" so far. The volatility provided a nice little opportunity to increase my number of shares all around. And I posted about it numerous times, you just dont listen because you're an emotional investor. And you did lose money....compared to me.

You rebalanced at the peak but decided you didn't feel like it when equities were down 25%+ plus from those highs? HFS The emotion-investor just defeated the whole purpose of rebalancing. 100% definitive proof you're a bumbling idiot.

Fundamentals don't change. They're consistent and back tested through the entire history of the stock market, every correction, every crash, every scenario. It's common knowledge that a trade war isn't going to change up things worse than world wars, financial crisis, global pandemics, tech bubble, housing crisis. It doesn't matter. You'd have to think the world was practically going end because of Trump. That's some serious TDS you got going on. Reballancing is a fundamental. If you'd known about it you would have done it automatically. It doesn't require guesswork or emotion. When equities are down 11%+ and bonds didn't change its hard for me to imagine a portfolio that wouldn't be out of whack from its target percentages. You're missing out on adding to your number of shares by automatically selling high and buying low. For example. But it's pretty clear you're not very well educated in finance, you should ask for your money back for your minor.

Fundamentals don't change. That's why they're called Fundamentals. Did you rebalance during the first week of April? Of course you didn't.

Your whole post is emotion. The fundamentals don't require any "should have known" guesswork. That suggests you're trying to time the market. There are several things you should do during any market correction and/or volitile period. You didn't do anything because your dumb, emotional or both. I vote for both.

Market corrections are a normal par of investing and represent an opportunity for long term investors to buy equities at lower prices. It doesn't matter what causes them. You let emotion determine your investing. That's the definition of a weakling.

We've been telling you these are buying opportunities for almost two months now. We were so correct it's become a meme and you're finally starting to notice.

Weaklings: (Dow drops 250) Trummmmp! Tariffs!!! Weaklings: (Dow shoots up 1000) Smart Investors:

Classic retard.

GutterBoy had to abandon his Psychic Investing handle after saying he went all cash then coming to the realization that there was no coming back from being that stupid.

Days of the week are pretty irrelevant when you're independently wealthy and retired. I was about to make a tee time, but, then I remembered it was the holiday weekend - nah I'll have the country club course all to myself on Tuesday. Then I got to thinking that the Life Losers, after schlepping all week at their piss poor jobs, would be spending time crying about Trump instead of with their family on the holiday weekend. I was right.

I can't think of any smart people I know that have student loans. It's always the losers.

How Life Losers spend their Saturday evenings.

Selling insurance isn't really a job, it's more pandering than anything else.

Smarts. You can go too with that measure, no discrimination.

Boyo #2 is trying so hard to take over for Tim.