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I'm hoping either stocks or real estate crashes so I stop accumulating money. While I'm still adding to my stocks it's getting boring saving up my cash position and its getting hard to resist spending it.
The longer this market stays overvalued the less time I have to actually grow my money.
well , it is what it is . high valuations when you first pull the plug and retire can suck . i am planning around below average returns for the first decade . it has never played out any different .
going out a decade or so has always averaged out to below average .
so i just plan a draw that is lower and hope for things being better then average . that is one of the things the prompted the decision to delay taking ss longer
except that does not happen in a vaccum . your job and income will likely go with it , at least most folks would see their jobs gone , in jeopardy or taking a hefty pay cut
why folks think real estate and stocks crash in a vacuum escapes me .
Last edited by mathjak107; 03-30-2016 at 04:18 AM..
except that does not happen in a vaccum . your job and income will likely go with it , at least most folks would see their jobs gone , in jeopardy or taking a hefty pay cut
why folks think real estate and stocks crash in a vacuum escapes me .
Next ones will happen in a vacuum
I assure you mathjak.
Don't worry about unemployment.
It is so riggable it'll always remain around 5% regardless.
in the mean time over the last 6 weeks the fact you didn't buy any equity's left you that much poorer .
Of course i didn't buy.
I'm young.
I have time and i'm patient.
There's no way i'm buying anything from these levels.
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