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6 minutes ago, wiscotitansfan said:

So what's the long-term plan? Just accumulate as much wealth and just pass it on or do stuff in retirement?

Being that fiscally responsible (for a long time it seems), makes it hard for me to believe that you will be one to go on extravagant vacations and shit like that.

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This is one of the problems.... It could go higher for much longer and/or when you get in it could go lower much longer..... You have to guess right twice

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3 hours ago, wiscotitansfan said:

So what's the long-term plan? Just accumulate as much wealth and just pass it on or do stuff in retirement?

Being that fiscally responsible (for a long time it seems), makes it hard for me to believe that you will be one to go on extravagant vacations and shit like that.

When I'm 59.5 I'm retiring but I'm gonna do something else, don't know what. I might start a business. 

I went on two vacations last year but nothing extravagant, I hiked in and out of the Grand Canyon and went to the coast.

Im def going to some places around the world and I'll def leave behind an empire

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I was reading where the current surge in the market is somewhat based off of the projections that Trump's trade deals are going to create a very large inflation cycle. If true, that's bad news for us all. Its a self-fueling failure where the only way to beat inflation is through the market. 

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8 minutes ago, Downtown said:

I was reading where the current surge in the market is somewhat based off of the projections that Trump's trade deals are going to create a very large inflation cycle. If true, that's bad news for us all. Its a self-fueling failure where the only way to beat inflation is through the market. 

Real estate usually tracks closely with inflation. But inflation is typically wage or resource pushed.  Consumers won't pay higher prices much. Retailers and suppliers will have to absorb some of it. 

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12 minutes ago, OILERMAN said:

DMeade what have you done during this run up? Were you in or out?

Little of both. I've had a lot of my money tied up in UA for over a year and recently doubled down. I almost sold at breakeven but decided to hang on (looking like a mistake in the short term).

I recently sold tsla around 220 (also a mistake). This one doesn't bother me though. Tsla is too volatile and my cost basis was around 175. 

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21 minutes ago, Mythos27 said:

What do you all think about Vanguard's S&P 500 etf? https://personal.vanguard.com/us/funds/snapshot?FundIntExt=INT&FundId=0968. Good place to start investing?

Yes it is very low fee and follows the S&P 500, which nothing else you choose is likely going to beat.   VTI, total stock market, might be more balanced, so might be better if you are only investing in that one place but is heavily geared toward mega-cap stocks, so probably tracks VOO roughly the same.  If you want to do two funds, 75% VOO and 25% VTWO (russell 2000 - small cap index) would be a good place to start. 

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