wildmanyeah
Crew Member
Just look at as an opportunity to buy. I like to look at S&p 500 ETFs when the markets down like this because it will go back up where as some individual stocks may take a long time to recover.
It does. A ******* mess.S&P did like 27 or 29% last year. That’s not sustainable. Corrections are good and needed. Here’s some advice, do nothing. Buy more & go fishing. I hate to say it, but if you’re worrying about this pull back, you don’t have a very sound financial plan and probably need some financial education. Be diversified. Your portfolio should look like your tackle box.
Sigh
Haha yeah. Last week when I filled up was the first time that I hit the $200 limit. Time for a little hybrid for my day to day commuting. It'll be virtually free with the offset in diesel prices and me driving 45,000km per year.my oil stocks are putting my portfolio into the green today
of course if i fill up my truck today thoes gains are wipped away lol
I think they are just pushing it until March. The last update was in December so looks stupid if you raise rates a month after saying no rate raise.The clowns never rise rates today, still pushing the transitory bs.
more inflation on the way imo
negative, but just rolled the dice on RMO (Romeo power) in this 52 week low. Some risk, but looking for longer term upside with the EV plays.anybody into powertap hydrogen capital?
It's been a terrible start to the year for me. I'm back to March 2020. The frustrating thing is I would love to be a buyer with some of the deals out there but I'm all out of powder. Definitely learned a valuable lesson about keeping cash in my portfolio as well.Are we all in the red enough to start buying again? What's the consensus?