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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.
Linkster, dude,
Christ, drop the snot, seriously. Again.
LB of all posters here does NOT have a lot to learn about funds.
Word 2: Dodge&Cox.
Or just go tell Snowball that he too has 'a lot to learn about funds.'
Don't get any more insu…
Actual conservatives would not concur in a lot of what you post.
>> The best answer for health care, is to not need it. The best way to not need it is to control what you put in your mouth.
I wonder if conservatives real or fake have better …
MRGA ---
"The truth is that Russia, whose GDP is about the same size as Spain’s and quite a bit smaller than Brazil’s, was always a ringer in what was meant to be a group of major economies. It was brought in for strategic reasons, and kicked out w…
Nothing about the orange punchbowl turd is not simple.
http://nymag.com/daily/intelligencer/2018/06/trump-shows-up-late-to-g7-women-empowerment-breakfast.html
haha, wise counsel, going to tell my wife
tnx
I consider myself exceedingly lucky to live in a time of DoubleLine and Pimco. We would have done close to okay in retirement having stayed in my motley of balanced funds and sundry other things, too m…
I was considering selling some as I have some big bills due this fall, not for any other reason. But I may sell other things instead and pay the tax.
Anyway, it would have to do notably worse than SP500 for a good stretch of time for me to rethink…
Ted is the very definition sometimes of 'blowing it out your ass'. General Patton would be ashamed of, and for, him.
Ted, suggest you edit your post, just for the record here.
I'm what used to be called a Woody Guthrie patriot.
@LewisBraham,
I don't disagree with a thing you say --- the automatic glamorization is repulsive, and the pro-sports romance worse than that.
I just thought it was striking to post that about one of the morally clearcut wartime events of the moder…
I have to understand better the Padsim take.
This will be interesting:
https://www.axios.com/health-care-primaries-2018-midterms-voting-issue-democrats-wave-ce9d67ea-c484-4b80-a0ee-2acd48e65aa8.html
Yes and yes (drug prices), without question.
More macro take, noting yet again GOP sabotage via removal of the individual mandate; but none of this is news or a new insight:
https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/health-care-is-still-a-mess-repu…
and a fine mind does some fine parsing, and concluding
https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/trumps-trade-policy-violates-almost-every-strategic-rule/2018/06/04/989ca43a-6812-11e8-9e38-24e693b38637_story.html
going to sell some DSENX to raise cash, not sure when
researching GOs in the equity or partial spaces
also PDI and PTY premia have risen even above their lofty levels, so am going to sell some of that too
maybe put some into PCI
(anyone know why…
Thanks; this is helpful and patient. I did mean net. I was trying to (mis)understand the Padsim / Compare processes (first of the Rand cites) and customer decisionmaking effects. At the risk of seeming to just be googling further at you:
https://ww…
For years I have fearfully held PDI, PTY, and PCI, all of which are regularly debunked for high premia --- fwiw. (I guess PCI less than the others.) PDI and to a lesser extent PTY have had spectacular results.
@msf,
Since insurance premiums are obviously, so obviously, a subset of overall healthcare costs, I've been nonresponsive to your entreaties about what I mean, as I have been puzzling how you are not just doing high-grade trolling. But I refuse to…
