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Furry

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I don’t remember the blue haired avatar. Don’t be an Araysar.
The conditions of bet were met, she is not welching. People as pathetic as araysar are few and far between, and mist is not that low-life.
 

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The conditions of bet were met, she is not welching. People as pathetic as araysar are few and far between, and mist is not that low-life.
The blue hair avatar happened? Man I completely missed that.
 

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The blue hair avatar happened? Man I completely missed that.
Mist's predictions were right , the bet wasn't lost.


On March 9th at the time of that post, DOW was 24K
March 23rd, DOW at 18.5K
DOW recovered past 23K April 8th and stayed above since.
 

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Mist's predictions were right , the bet wasn't lost.


On March 9th at the time of that post, DOW was 24K
March 23rd, DOW at 18.5K
DOW recovered past 23K April 8th and stayed above since.
Hmm I guess. I read it as she was saying aug it would hit 19k but would not get back above 23k until the end of 2021. Like saying it would be below 23k from aug 2020 to dec 2021.
 

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Even if you bought QQQ at it's high just before Covid after this correction you'd still be up 32%
 
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Sanrith Descartes

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Even if you bought QQQ at it's high just before Covid after this correction you'd still be up 32%
Long-term investing is the key. I look at the two stocks I bought after earnings misses and then cut bait when they didnt stabilize (INTC and CVS), Had I not cut them down 10% (which is my normal cut-off to guard against deep losses), they both recovered to my predictions. I just paper-handed them instead of trusting my analysis.
 

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Hmm I guess. I read it as she was saying aug it would hit 19k but would not get back above 23k until the end of 2021. Like saying it would be below 23k from aug 2020 to dec 2021.
Well you might want to learn what words mean then.
 
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Furry

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Well, so much for the great economic collapse of march 2021, Teasing near my high again.
 
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Fogel

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Well Nasdaq did technically entire correction territory. Don't forget last week we also had a 3% up day followed by a lot of red.
 

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Well, so much for the great economic collapse of march 2021, Teasing near my high again.

I wasn't expecting March, but seeing 2 bearish weeks in a row did have me a little nervous.

Summer months, especially September, tend to be the worst months for the market.

Last year alone:
June, the DOW dropped 2.5K after hitting a high
September, the DOW dropped 2.5k after hitting a high
 

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I wasn't expecting March, but seeing 2 bearish weeks in a row did have me a little nervous.

Summer months, especially September, tend to be the worst months for the market.

Last year alone:
June, the DOW dropped 2.5K after hitting a high
September, the DOW dropped 2.5k after hitting a high
Those were also the start of COVID surges that denialists said weren't going to happen.

Using 2020 as a guide for anything is not smart.
 
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Sanrith Descartes

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I wasn't expecting March, but seeing 2 bearish weeks in a row did have me a little nervous.

Summer months, especially September, tend to be the worst months for the market.

Last year alone:
June, the DOW dropped 2.5K after hitting a high
September, the DOW dropped 2.5k after hitting a high
Lots and lots of professional wall street traders take the summer off. This is where the "sell in May and go away" saying came from.
 

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Those were also the start of COVID surges that denialists said weren't going to happen.

Using 2020 as a guide for anything is not smart.
I just used it as an example, if you want to play with timeframes then here's a nice widget for it:


Using the last decade, 2010 to 2019:

April has been the best month with only 1 down year
August has been the worst month with 7 down years

Rest of the months are around 3-4 down years.

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In terms of Rate of Return:
February has been the best performing
August has been the worst, with May not far behind.
 
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Well, once my condo gets sold I will be in a position to start adding an IRA to my 6%(15% after company match +3%) 401k. I do qualify for a Roth, and the difference in AGI wouldn't be much of a blip, so I figure that will be the best route to follow.
Well, my work 401k is through Fidelity already, so setting this up was easy peasy. 2020 max contribution sent in via ETF, and once that clears I will send in 2021 max contribution.
 

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TRIT up 17%, made a deal with Western Union. I'm getting close to getting out of the red on this one finally.
 
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TRIT up 17%, made a deal with Western Union. I'm getting close to getting out of the red on this one finally.
I bought back in the other day at $6.50 and sold it pre-market at $8.00 this morning. I wasn't looking a gift horse in the mouth.
 
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