LOL... There were no incumbents in the 2016 election!Market was down overall and 9 of the 10 days leading into the '16 election. Heard the same bullshit then.
LOL... There were no incumbents in the 2016 election!Market was down overall and 9 of the 10 days leading into the '16 election. Heard the same bullshit then.
Market was down overall and 9 of the 10 days leading into the '16 election. Heard the same bullshit then.
LOL... There were no incumbents in the 2016 election!
LOL... There were no incumbents in the 2016 election!
Yes, it appears so.I lost track!
One thing about them leftist. If they're nothing else they are predictable! I got an email from Ronnie Milsap saying he saw this coming!Yes, it appears so.
Hint: it's the pandemic. Who could have predicted this MASSIVE SURGE right before a major election?
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One thing about them leftist. If they're nothing else they are predictable! I got an email from Ronnie Milsap saying he saw this coming!
Can you provide any proof or documentation that it was really from Stevie Wonder ?I got one from Stevie Wonder!
Vegas has the odds a 33/20 against Trump, but in 2016, they were much higher against himI would count more one the odds Las Vegas puts on this election.
Can you provide any proof or documentation that it was really from Stevie Wonder ?
Give me one good reason I should. It's not like you do!
But Dude... you're supposed to set the shinning example for the rest of us to follow!!!!
LOL... There were no incumbents in the 2016 election!
I moved my 401K the first of October into a managed account. They have another month to show improvement or I take control of it back.
Take control of your own finances and put all of your stock market money in the Vanguard S&P 500 Index or Vanguard Total Market Index funds. Then.....leave them there.There are three reasons for managed money accounts; they are that you do not have the
1. Time to manage your own account(s)
2. Motivation to do the work to make sure your goals are achieved
3. Knowledge to achieve your goals.
Managed money, even in a custom account isn’t for month-to-month performance, it’s for long term goal attainment/maintenance. By long term, I mean 5 to 30 years.
I would suggest if your advisor/wealth manager/planner and you haven’t come to terms on how your goals are going to met and maintained, then it’s a conversation that needs to be had.
Also, it is a common feature of managed money accounts to have penalty fees for termination of the relationship within the first year or two. These fees can be substantial, so take the time to read your contract before making any decisions. Some firms don’t make the juice worth the squeeze.