Not me.eufo wrote:Yeah, it's been in the dumps... It's a very hated asset. Sometimes I hate it.
But that may be partly because I have enough cash to last for several years without selling any more.
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Not me.eufo wrote:Yeah, it's been in the dumps... It's a very hated asset. Sometimes I hate it.
Maybe, but I don't need to sell any, nor have I ever sold any and I still kinda hate it sometimes. If it drops more I'll pick up some more.Libertarian666 wrote:Not me.eufo wrote:Yeah, it's been in the dumps... It's a very hated asset. Sometimes I hate it.
But that may be partly because I have enough cash to last for several years without selling any more.
And those companies are still out there. But to hang on, wondering if you're going to cut your wealth in half instead of becoming independently wealthy, hmm..Cortopassi wrote:Oh, I hate it a lot at times too.
Crazy to think there's a long list of individual companies if you went all in on (as some do in gold) 10-15-20 years ago that you'd be retired and living like a king right now. Netflix anyone? Aargh.
dualstow wrote:And those companies are still out there. But to hang on, wondering if you're going to cut your wealth in half instead of becoming independently wealthy, hmm..Cortopassi wrote:Oh, I hate it a lot at times too.
Crazy to think there's a long list of individual companies if you went all in on (as some do in gold) 10-15-20 years ago that you'd be retired and living like a king right now. Netflix anyone? Aargh.
Yes, that would have been very easy.Cortopassi wrote:Oh, I hate it a lot at times too.
Crazy to think there's a long list of individual companies if you went all in on (as some do in gold) 10-15-20 years ago that you'd be retired and living like a king right now. Netflix anyone? Aargh.
Sure! And hold through all the downturns too...!Libertarian666 wrote:Yes, that would have been very easy.Cortopassi wrote:Oh, I hate it a lot at times too.
Crazy to think there's a long list of individual companies if you went all in on (as some do in gold) 10-15-20 years ago that you'd be retired and living like a king right now. Netflix anyone? Aargh.
All you had to do was to pick one of those companies out of the much LONGER list of companies that went broke.
Why didn't I think of that?
Amazing the changes in the world in the past 10-15 years. Your cell phone has replaced, generally:ochotona wrote:I loved my Palm OS Handspring device back in the day. Only equaled when I got a smartphone. There were some dead years in there when I didn't have the device I really wanted.
Sure, in November.Cortopassi wrote:Wonder if you'll ever be able to say that about the stock market ever again...