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ARCC is tanking but always gives 30 to 50 cents even on the worst days... flipped for $2k today.
 
Wow, this thread predicting an imminent recession was started back in early 2022. Going to mostly cash back then seemed like a smart move, because the markets did poorly, bonds also. However, the markets came roaring back while many were sitting on cash.

Bottom line: Determining your risk tolerance and sticking with realistic allocations consistently outperforms attempts to time the market. I did quite poorly in 2022 and early 2023, but remained balanced, lived through it, and enjoyed a 5-year average annual return percentage (2001-2005) that exceeded my goals.
 
Well it looks we'll probably be buying the dip for the next two to three months. Except for a few news related artificial spikes, I think market reality will keep dragging everything down due to the cost of fuel and related impacts.

In the best case scenario:

"Full “back to normal” pre-crisis production/export levels: Optimistic 4–8 weeks for most crude oil; 1–3+ months regionally when including refining, logistics, and damaged assets; years for full LNG recovery."

For those on propane:

"US Mont Belvieu propane jumped >9.6–12% in early March (to multi-month highs); overall LPG up ~30% in spots early in the crisis. Rural refill costs are higher, especially in heating-heavy Midwest/South/Northeast."
 
Well it looks we'll probably be buying the dip for the next two to three months. Except for a few news related artificial spikes, I think market reality will keep dragging everything down due to the cost of fuel and related impacts.

In the best case scenario:

"Full “back to normal” pre-crisis production/export levels: Optimistic 4–8 weeks for most crude oil; 1–3+ months regionally when including refining, logistics, and damaged assets; years for full LNG recovery."

For those on propane:

"US Mont Belvieu propane jumped >9.6–12% in early March (to multi-month highs); overall LPG up ~30% in spots early in the crisis. Rural refill costs are higher, especially in heating-heavy Midwest/South/Northeast."
I'm not enjoying the new trajectory
 
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