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This is pretty cool. Since 2001 the S&P 500 has had 4 down years, 01 and 02(Dot.com), 08(great recession) and 2018.

 

If you dollar cost averaged 1000 a month in all 4 of those years, you only invested 12000 and stopped in each year. just check out what the money would have done 10 years later

 

 

 

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On 10/16/2022 at 7:22 PM, OILERMAN said:

This is pretty cool. Since 2001 the S&P 500 has had 4 down years, 01 and 02(Dot.com), 08(great recession) and 2018.

 

If you dollar cost averaged 1000 a month in all 4 of those years, you only invested 12000 and stopped in each year. just check out what the money would have done 10 years later

 

TBF though, 2000-present is one of the largest increases in wealth in world history. 

 

But that dog hunts. Even if you invested at the peak of every peak, you're up. The smartest thing anyone who doesn't need the capital for some other investment: just buy. Buy buy buy with all your extra cash. 

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I have 17 holdings in my little beer money account that I started June 2021. I'm down 28.5%. I've earned $233.44 in dividends. Should I just liquidate all these and put it into VOO? I could of course wait for it to go up and then liquidate for a better return, but I'm honestly getting tired of paying attention to it. 

 

(You can click on each sector to see the individual holdings)

https://m1.finance/IWpwAdykMiFV

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8 hours ago, SleepingTitan said:

@OILERMAN what do you think about my 17 holdings post? Liquidate and go VOO or just hold until the market comes back then liquidate and go VOO? 

 

Def put it all in VOO, it doesn't matter much since everything is down in terms of waiting 

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On 9/17/2022 at 4:34 AM, OILERMAN said:

The 2nd favorite day of a boat owner is the day he buys a boat, the favorite day is the day he sells it 

Been there.  Done that.  Fortunately an older friend told me if you just gotta buy a GD boat, buy a used one.  They depreciate 50% when they hit the water.

 

 

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Americans will be allowed to contribute more of their money to 401(k) and similar retirement saving plans next year. The IRS said Friday that the maximum contribution that an individual can make in 2023 to a 401(k), 403(b) and most 457 plans will be $22,500. That's up from $20,500 this year.

 

A 2k jump in one year is pretty unheard of, it usually goes up 500 for the year and often stays the same

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12 hours ago, OILERMAN said:

Americans will be allowed to contribute more of their money to 401(k) and similar retirement saving plans next year. The IRS said Friday that the maximum contribution that an individual can make in 2023 to a 401(k), 403(b) and most 457 plans will be $22,500. That's up from $20,500 this year.

 

A 2k jump in one year is pretty unheard of, it usually goes up 500 for the year and often stays the same

It's to help make up what they've lost 

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36 minutes ago, headhunter said:

Couldnt it be both? 

 

No, the IRS has a set formula to determine the contribution limits for retirement accounts. Maybe @ctm knows the exact formula. It's tied to the CPI I'm pretty sure. 

 

And a 2k a year raise on a retirement account would hardly make a difference to an account in a big downturn. And this doesn't take effect until 2023, the market could be going back up

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