March 26, 2018: Total Return Bond Update
We update total return bond funds and PIMCO share conversion.
March 19, 2018: Treasury Bills vs. Brokered CDs
We discuss the difference between Treasury bills and brokered CDs. Surprisingly, brokered CDs are yielding lower than Treasury bills right now.
March 12, 2018: Defensive Conservative Portfolio Review
We review our defensive conservative portfolios.
March 5, 2018: Warren Buffett’s Advices
We delve into more precise details to analyze Warren Buffett’s recent advices.
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- Re: The Worst Years Ever in the Stock Market by Ben Carlson May 22, 2022Rowan Oak wrote: ↑Sun May 22, 2022 4:05 pm Interesting look at bad years and being a long term investor. If the year were to end today, 2022 would rank as the 7th worst calendar year return for the U.S. stock market since just before the Great Depression. The Worst Years Ever in the Stock […]Godot
- Re: "experienced" investors: is this time different? May 22, 2022atlguy wrote: ↑Sun May 22, 2022 1:51 pm I think when the Fed flat out tells you interest rates are going up even at the expense of JOBS that is "different" than the last 20-30 years. This means a bear market in Bonds is a near certainty (can't say how long or how deep but […]MichRoots
- Re: Refinements to Hedgefundie's excellent approach May 22, 2022Hydromod wrote: ↑Sat May 21, 2022 10:18 pm I hope this is interesting for folks. Fascinating thanks for the update!bigblue1ca
- Re: VTI vs BRK [Berkshire Hathaway] May 22, 2022I merged smooth_rough's thread into a similar discussion. (Thanks to the member who reported the post and provided a link to this thread.)LadyGeek
- Re: Sanity check about retirement and house May 22, 2022OP - I'd just stay where you are for now unless you have a desire to relocate to a LCOL region. Keep paying the mortgage, ramp up your retirement savings as much as you can (until it hurts), and keep working. If laid off, find another position and continue saving and paying down the mortgage. […]BernardShakey