I've followed some good advice investing in index funds, loss limiting funds and such. The good news is that as of today, I've only lost 14% in the last year, which is orders of magnitude better than my epic losses in 2008. Before brokerage fees of course. The idea that it will bounce back is keeping me from selling right now.
As always, it's no surprise that the growth was less than predicted, but the losses will statistically take years to recover.
The other good news is that if we ignore inflation, my savings account continues to grow.
I keep bringing up Ford and the lack of production. Despite the production numbers, it's pretty obvious dealerships are empty and the trickle of new vehicles does not come close to the claimed production rates. I purchased Ford stock for cheap and it looks to be trending down again... As the 1999 peak was $35 the January 22 high was near $25 and it's down to $14 now.
Things ain't good.
As always, it's no surprise that the growth was less than predicted, but the losses will statistically take years to recover.
The other good news is that if we ignore inflation, my savings account continues to grow.
I keep bringing up Ford and the lack of production. Despite the production numbers, it's pretty obvious dealerships are empty and the trickle of new vehicles does not come close to the claimed production rates. I purchased Ford stock for cheap and it looks to be trending down again... As the 1999 peak was $35 the January 22 high was near $25 and it's down to $14 now.
Things ain't good.
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