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A HERETIC I AM

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2. And that is fair enough....
Thu Mar 12, 2020, 07:32 PM
Mar 2020

But nothing wrong with throwing a few spare dollars at that same fund, either.

Especially if it is on sale this week!

Sounds like a good idea, but I'm not a trader, elleng Mar 2020 #1
And that is fair enough.... A HERETIC I AM Mar 2020 #2
I agree, but won't have 'spare dollars' for a month or so; elleng Mar 2020 #4
A month from now (or two months from now) lastlib Mar 2020 #11
I think so too. elleng Mar 2020 #12
Yes, for those who have some spare cash, this is a good time to start buying. PoindexterOglethorpe Mar 2020 #3
Sorry, but things have changed in the past few days. question everything Mar 2020 #14
yep. I'm considering dollar cost averaging my way back in. Pobeka Mar 2020 #5
Loud and clear!! Kilgore Mar 2020 #6
My "circuit breaker" got triggered today. With S&P 500 closing down 25% from all-time high. progree Mar 2020 #7
Perhaps the Consumer Cyclicals. A HERETIC I AM Mar 2020 #8
Thanks! I'm surprised it didn't pass through my mind, considering I had "cycles" in mind! but yeah progree Mar 2020 #9
As Rothchild said "the time to buy is when there is blood in the streets" nt mitch96 Mar 2020 #10
COSTCO, Procter and Gamble (the makers of Charmin TP) question everything Mar 2020 #13
One does not have to sell equities in order to make IRA withdrawals (RMD's or otherwise) progree Mar 2020 #15
Are both the IRA and the taxable account held by the same firm? question everything Mar 2020 #16
In my case, yes, for the IRA RMDs (Fidelity) and Roth conversions (Vanguard) progree Mar 2020 #17
Update: I just tried Fidelity IRA RMD withdrawal via direct transfer of shares to a regular progree Mar 2020 #18
Well, will take my time. Obviously will have to do it by phone so will wait. question everything Mar 2020 #19
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