Investing and personal finance

[FitnessFrenzy]

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[IroNat]

$4,000 dividends on a $205,000 portfolio is only a return of 2%.

1-2% dividend earning is what the S&P index earns.

Just investing in an S&P index fund provides equal or better rise in capital.

[FitnessFrenzy]

I agree, IroNat, but it is still interesting to hear other people's different perspectives on investing.

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[IroNat]

https://currentmarketvaluation.com/models/buffett-indicator.php

"The Buffett Indicator
suggests that the US stock market is
Strongly Overvalued"

[GymnJuice]

https://currentmarketvaluation.com/models/buffett-indicator.php

"The Buffett Indicator
suggests that the US stock market is
Strongly Overvalued"

Boglehead philosophy is to continue investing in the same proportions regardless of predictions, correct?

So if you are 70% stocks, 30% bonds keep plugging in the same money as you were before.

Trying to time the market is discouraged. But if you were trying to time the market where would you park it? I keep mine in an MMA.

[Humble Narcissist]

Boglehead philosophy is to continue investing in the same proportions regardless of predictions, correct?

So if you are 70% stocks, 30% bonds keep plugging in the same money as you were before.

Trying to time the market is discouraged. But if you were trying to time the market where would you park it? I keep mine in an MMA.

Lottery tickets. I'm on the West Virginia retirement plan.

[IroNat]

Boglehead philosophy is to continue investing in the same proportions regardless of predictions, correct?

So if you are 70% stocks, 30% bonds keep plugging in the same money as you were before.

Trying to time the market is discouraged. But if you were trying to time the market where would you park it? I keep mine in an MMA.

Money market or something fixed income is about all you can do.

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