Which way next?Here we go
Which way next?Here we go
Or purely fabricated out of whole cloth, only to be retracted in a couple of months just like all the other job reports over the last few years.https://www.cnbc.com/2024/04/05/job...cted-and-unemployment-was-3point8percent.html
How many of these 303,000 jobs are part-time McJobs ?
Markets popping today.
https://www.cbsnews.com/news/jobs-report-march-2024/https://www.cnbc.com/2024/04/05/job...cted-and-unemployment-was-3point8percent.html
How many of these 303,000 jobs are part-time McJobs ?
Markets popping today.
This is my opinion on equities also, albeit might be a bumpy melt up.Bad news = Good news
Things will keep grinding higher until the election…. maybe till first quarter of 2025.
No. They are fine as a brokerage firm but the model of selling short term trading to retail investors is not one that I think beneficial for retail investors. If you follow the advice of guys like Warren Buffett or John Bogle, they will tell you the average investor is far better off, in term of long term investment returns, dollar cost averaging into the market, starting when the person is young, buying something highly diversified and tax efficient such as the S&P, and holding it “forever.” Do that in your tax advantaged accounts first, and then use the taxable accounts. Brokerages selling you lightning speed, research, and frequent trading are encouraging you to engage in what is, in terms of the overall odds over a long period of time, a losing venture that profits them, not you.
Well the Philly Fed said it was overstated by a million jobs last Q2. But I believe the latest numberhttps://www.cbsnews.com/news/jobs-report-march-2024/
And no it wasn't all Mcjobs
just new buy VTI every two weeks and never check itQuestion. If you had a small account--$50 deposited every two weeks...what would you put it in? All short-term bonds? Money market? Stocks? This is just a little secondary account in Tiaa-Cref.
In my Tiaa-Cref selections, these are the only three index funds that show: TIAA-CREF S&P 500 Index Fund (retirement) and TIAA-CREF Small-Cap Blend Index Fund (Retirement) and TIAA-CREF Large-Cap Growth Index Fund (Retirement)just new buy VTI every two weeks and never check it
What is your investment horizon? What is the money for? Emergency savings? Long term appreciation? Education for the kids? Need to know more but if the choices above, S&P.Question. If you had a small account--$50 deposited every two weeks...what would you put it in? All short-term bonds? Money market? Stocks? This is just a little secondary account in Tiaa-Cref.
S&P. Tax efficient and good for long term appreciation, very diversified as well.I have a very diverse great performing retirement plan that is maxed out...I can't add more more to it at work. They allow us to open supplemental plans, though. I got a small raise, so I thought I'd open another account to put the $100 a month in to play with.
TIAA-CREF S&P 500 Index FundIn my Tiaa-Cref selections, these are the only three index funds that show: TIAA-CREF S&P 500 Index Fund (retirement) and TIAA-CREF Small-Cap Blend Index Fund (Retirement) and TIAA-CREF Large-Cap Growth Index Fund (Retirement)