OT The Volatile Dow Jones.....

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Man, I don't know what to make of this, but it seems to hinge on every Trump move....good or bad. Can any of you make sense of all this volatility?

I used to be in the stock market, but now all our assets are tied up in real estate.
 
The market has been manipulated for years. Its not an accurate reflection of anything, other than Trump (or Obama) keeping rates low or the promise of Quantitative Easing.
 
Man, I don't know what to make of this, but it seems to hinge on every Trump move....good or bad. Can any of you make sense of all this volatility?

Yes. Businesses and markets don't like uncertainty. Trump introduces uncertainty. Ergo, volatility.

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The dow is such a pointless barometer no matter who is president.
 
The power of compounding interest still exist I maxed out my 401k contribution for 30 years with a part match, absolutely no regrets.
I also invested in other preferred stocks that have done well.
Investing is still a viable approach, determine if you are looking at long term or short income investments.
Knute Bellies are the best commodity trade now.
 
The power of compounding interest still exist I maxed out my 401k contribution for 30 years with a part match, absolutely no regrets..

Yep, I get that. My corporate years helped get me a decent 401k. When I left, that all was converted to an IRA. Since then, I was able to convert my 100% of my IRA (with no penalties) to real estate property rentals, etc. It's a pretty good gig.
 
Yep, I get that. My corporate years helped get me a decent 401k. When I left, that all was converted to an IRA. Since then, I was able to convert my 100% of my IRA (with no penalties) to real estate property rentals, etc. It's a pretty good gig.
Can’t go wrong with real estate!
Our Roth IRA’ have done well and we skim off when it hits a certain amount to use for expenditures.
 

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