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This is def something that can effect people who aren't diversified and in debt

The future markets dropped 800 points the night of the election Short term market moves are pretty meaningless Buying shares every month over a life time guaranteed success

Investors who move in and out of the market average like 3% The data is clear about market timing

The market has been steadily going up, earnings were good etc....before the election

He could def be your saving grace, my guess is market goes back up tomorrow

Which goes back to my original point in this thread, you have to be right twice you could be wrong twice

Or maybe buy back in now! All we know is we don't know

With tax cuts, deregulation and infrastructure rebuilding looming I wouldn't be surprised if the market goes go up for a good while. Exxon has their CEO in place to get what he wants etc......

Dow 20k

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The market is guaranteed to go down again, it's not guaranteed to go back down to 18300 again though. Deregulation and expanded oil drilling and a lot of Trump's rhetoric could inflate the markets. Trump getting elected was suppose to tank the market and the opposite happened. All we really know is we don't know. Thus the problem with market timing.

I was hoping the REIT would collapse so I could load up early Jan in my ROTHs

He said his exit was Dow 18300

Vanguard released their dividend payouts today and wow. VNQ jumped from .60 a share to 1.70 per share. God bless rising interest rates! "Mr Donald Trump gonna save us all.... high cotton"

Dow 19000+

Dating back to last season, Wilson's last 16 regular season games: Wilson: 4,360 passing yards, 32 TD, 3 INT; 247 rushing yards, 2 TD

The total market(VTI) this entire year is 7.78% Small caps(VBR) is 17.09% Starting after Jan(Feb 1st) it's an even bigger margin The REIT I have in my Roth is actually down .29%. It's a smaller % of my portfolio

I have a pretty big holdings in a couple of small cap funds and they have done really well this year, that's where the bulk has come from. In just my 401k Since Feb 1 this year I'm up 72k

My portfolio has exploded since this "Trump Rally"! In fact since Feb 1 I'm up huge this year(Jan was the worst Jan in history)

Step aside Brady

This thread had nothing to do with the election.

What % of your portfolio?

How are you going to invest? A 401k, a Roth IRA or a brokerage account. The best way is to "Dollar cost average"(google it) every month. Just buy index funds(ETFs) and do this until you're ready to retire. Just get an ETF in the S&P 500 or total stock market index. This is how to get started. Don't do anything until after you start this. If you want to broaden after this fine but this has to be your foundation.

Not so fast

The market is going lower and lower every day simply due to Trump moving up in the polls. For strictly market timing reasons you should hope for a Trump upset, the markets would totally tank.