5 year Market Outlook opinions
06-19-2022, 04:43 AM
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Funny quote from Rockefeller when he learned of the value of the recently deceased J.P. Morgan:
“And to think, he wasn’t even a wealthy man”. (Worth about $80 million)
06-19-2022, 05:33 AM
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Curious, where in the Delta 401k family of funds do you have returns of 16% YTD? I can't find any. The Stable Value Fund is the only one positive YTD, and it's at less than 1%.
06-19-2022, 06:06 AM
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06-19-2022, 07:05 AM
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https://www.msn.com/en-us/travel/new...nts/ar-AAYBEka
“These early signs of slowdown across a broad range of products and industries, including travel and restaurants, challenge the notion that Americans have simply shifted their spending from goods to services. The hope until now had been that after two years of stocking up on products like cars, furniture and appliances, Americans would splurge more on vacations, dining out, manicures and other services they’d mostly put off for much of the pandemic.”
“These early signs of slowdown across a broad range of products and industries, including travel and restaurants, challenge the notion that Americans have simply shifted their spending from goods to services. The hope until now had been that after two years of stocking up on products like cars, furniture and appliances, Americans would splurge more on vacations, dining out, manicures and other services they’d mostly put off for much of the pandemic.”
06-19-2022, 10:11 AM
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Just a nitpick point on this, the 2% rule applies when you (or Fidelity on your behalf) manually transfer funds from the core side to Brokeragelink. If you set up your contributions to automatically go straight to Brokeragelink from your paycheck, you're not limited by the 2% rule.
06-19-2022, 10:45 AM
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will post my stuff at the end of the month as I can’t calculate my XIRR until then. Suffice to say it’ll probably be in the -40% range.
More important than year to year and quarter to quarter performance is long term performance.
Can you post an annualized rate of return since you started tracking this data. Year to year performance is mostly irrelevant.
06-19-2022, 12:23 PM
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will post my stuff at the end of the month as I can’t calculate my XIRR until then. Suffice to say it’ll probably be in the -40% range.
More important than year to year and quarter to quarter performance is long term performance.
Can you post an annualized rate of return since you started tracking this data. Year to year performance is mostly irrelevant.
More important than year to year and quarter to quarter performance is long term performance.
Can you post an annualized rate of return since you started tracking this data. Year to year performance is mostly irrelevant.
06-19-2022, 12:34 PM
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Just a nitpick point on this, the 2% rule applies when you (or Fidelity on your behalf) manually transfer funds from the core side to Brokeragelink. If you set up your contributions to automatically go straight to Brokeragelink from your paycheck, you're not limited by the 2% rule.
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