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davidrmoran
I myself see a big pullback coming in the next six months but I don’t know that I have ever been correct over 45 years. I will put a lot of money in if a 10% pullback comes. I expect you r being prudent depending on how old you are. The thing is, if you’re young, you might as well stick it out and not try to time. He said.
well, on what you want to hold with the aim to diversify, what your decorrelation beliefs are, etc.:
https://www.blackrock.com/investing/literature/product-brief/ishares-core-allocation-etfs-product-brief-en-us.pdf
10 "holdings", comprising 7600 s…
just one, depending
http://portfolios.morningstar.com/fund/summary?t=AOm®ion=usa&culture=en_US
http://portfolios.morningstar.com/fund/summary?t=AOr®ion=usa&culture=en_US
Huh? DSENX is avail at ML, at least to me
D_EUX no, not yet, but now avail at Fido ntf, the lesser version
I am preferred or whatever it's called at ML, yes
please, little misrepresentation, lots of concentration on your tedious substance, little personal, just you have no idea how you present and how tired and tiresome it is. that's all, man.
Dude, too funny; it's not ad hominem, it's just that you're sometimes (not rarely) wrong, and don't know it and can't admit it. Try sometime saying 'oops, my bad, I misread', or 'yes, correct, I misstated the case', or whatever it is. Not being able…
I came to think some time ago that MJG may not know what multivariate modeling is, or may know the multivariate part but not the modeling part.
Kurtosis has to do w/ outliers, lots vs few (I hope).
such would be horrible; diplomacy and pressure of some sort are the only way
https://www.theatlantic.com/magazine/archive/2017/07/the-worst-problem-on-earth/528717/
It's only the last month, really; graph it (M* $10k growth) by bundles of recent days and weeks to see.
If you do that going way back, short and long, you can get a sense of what to expect.
It changes every month. Apparently sometimes it can underp…
I own it, too. It does seem to be struggling as of late. I can't complain overall, however, as it had a very nice run.
So far as I can judge, it seems to be partly the bond portion. And chiefly the last month only.
This is like a robotape from Fox, yawn, or indeed the WSJ. Shoulda known there was nothing here that is not kneejerk and automatically reactionary.
'oppressive groupthink', lolz, it was tired when Coulter et alia first said it.
@LB, yeah, calling…
>> could it be the intolerant echo chamber of his college environs which informs his views?
It could, but it ain't.
Make a substantive argument, dude. Of some sort.
A NYPost comically blinkered screed is not gonna cut it here, and you are smart enough, it'is quite clear, not to argue large and generalize from such anyway. "Here is one reason to oppose' etc. lolz.
Anyway, some fact about this sad case:
http://…
In semiretirement I just took an intensive freelance job with a former employer. Not onsite, not 40h, good people w/ some former colleagues, pays okay. Army robot proposal. But man, do I wish I hadn't. Too much like work.
I never look at ER particularly unless egregious.
Everyone might want to look at RPV and RPG too, but I understand the MC appeal of RSP. I would take CAPE over any of them. But it offers much less MC of course.
tnx
yeah, could not find anything along the lines of what Mark seemed to be talking about.
announce Mon, sure.
reexpanding / reset of premium after sudden narrowing, sure.
if you look at that delta historically, though, this separation overall …
I am so confused. I thought declaration was a while ago (per their site, ex date 6/8, record date 6/12, payment Monday). Also stocks typically drop post-div (I know this is not that, but it is cef). Hmm.
the >> sections are responses to some of the Maurice foolishness,
and the para beginning OJ is to you, yes.
ER treats regardless of insurance, for the most part, though you will be reasonably pressured. I imagine you know all this.
Costs d…
>> healthcare will fail just as it will elsewhere, if nothing is done to reform the reform.
and tell us what that should look like, if you have real ideas
OJ, the ER abuse problem, real and imagined, has been ongoing forever, and no one kno…
@BobC,
hmm, are you saying that fund ERs rise inevitably from when they are in-house-available only? I wonder. I suppose it makes sense. I will try and track the history of D&C fund ERs from when I bought them 35y ago direct, although not sure…
