Does this mean my 401k will go up? Because that's all I care.
And yet my 401k doesn't seem to be affected by any of these gains.
And yet my 401k doesn't seem to be affected by any of these gains.
Everyone should remember that the Dow Jones Industrial Average is actually a really lousy indicator of anything.
http://www.fool.com/investing/gener...-dow-jones-industrial-average-is-useless.aspx
In contrast, the S&P 500, a much better market indicator, hasn't seen very little movement over the month of January.
http://www.cnbc.com/2017/01/24/the-sp-500-is-on-course-to-do-something-it-hasnt-in-52-years.html
The rich benefit more as they have more stocks and are probably more highly diversified. Or, they own stocks in fairly profitable companies.
Not a lot of poorer individuals will have a ton of stocks and investments. Sure, those that do will see a decent bump in their portfolio, but not nearly to the extent of the weathy.
And yet my 401k doesn't seem to be affected by any of these gains.
Timing the market never works and this is horrible advice for long term investments like a 401k.Depends on how you're invested. Mine has made some nice leaps. Just keep in mind, the bottom will eventually drop out, so make sure your shit is diversified. Also, pick a "ceiling", and when it hits that amount, move a large percentage to a stable value fund. That way when things tank...and they will....you won't lose your shirt.
I hope it lasts. I'm loving it!
Do you think Wall Street is celebrating because wages are going to go up under a Trump administration? Or because the environment is going to get cleaner? Or because the military industrial complex is going to shrink? Or because Wall Street itself is about to be reined in?
There's no need for pessimism or paranoia when the math is readily apparent to anyone who's not a dipshit.
Everyone should remember that the Dow Jones Industrial Average is actually a really lousy indicator of anything.
http://www.fool.com/investing/gener...-dow-jones-industrial-average-is-useless.aspx
In contrast, the S&P 500, a much better market indicator, hasn't seen very little movement over the month of January.
http://www.cnbc.com/2017/01/24/the-sp-500-is-on-course-to-do-something-it-hasnt-in-52-years.html
No reason you can't put a small amount in an IRA.May I ask honestly on who gives a shit?
Hooray, the stock hit a number to highlight "prosperity."
Too bad that it is only for an increasingly fewer amount of people, as the rise of precarity continues.
Surge my yawns.
Let's see how it goes when international trade gets difficult and corporation profits take a hit.
So what happens after this high ends?
Rather than saying this is bad because Trump, say that this proves how good Obama's economic policies were.
It's amazing how dumb so many rich people can be.
Learning nothing from history, AMERICA
some Wall Street idiot said:happy days are here again
not sure why anyone would deny stocks rising because of Trump, i think it's pretty obvious his policies have direct impact on the markets. He promised deregulation and delivering on that makes markets react positively.
This will works short term, maybe even a few years. There will be more jobs in the mean time and Trump will look like a genius and savior by the people. The problems massive deregulation brings will be felt later, we have seen it a number of times already.
Economic sugar rush will end eventually. When all the new bubbles explode and markets sober up, there will be another crisis. But it will most likely not be Trump's problem anymore.
The Trump fans on Twitter are all celebrating this. I wonder how many of them will even benefit from it, vs. how many of them are just happy from schadenfreude from liberal reactions.
not sure why anyone would deny stocks rising because of Trump, i think it's pretty obvious his policies have direct impact on the markets. He promised deregulation and delivering on that makes markets react positively.
This will works short term, maybe even a few years. There will be more jobs in the mean time and Trump will look like a genius and savior by the people. The problems massive deregulation brings will be felt later, we have seen it a number of times already.
Economic sugar rush will end eventually. When all the new bubbles explode and markets sober up, there will be another crisis. But it will most likely not be Trump's problem anymore.
If the stock market is not important, of it it is not a good barometer for the economy at large, what does one make of all the pre-election comments that electing Trump would tank the stock market and that it would be a disaster for the economy?
Carl Icahn Left Trump's Victory Party Early To Invest $1 Billion
Is it time to buy bitcoins?
If the stock market is not important, of it it is not a good barometer for the economy at large, what does one make of all the pre-election comments that electing Trump would tank the stock market and that it would be a disaster for the economy?
For example
1. This thread: http://www.neogaf.com/forum/search.php?searchthreadid=1308247
2. keyword search: stock market
Of course it is. Deregulation is going to make these companies bank
Yeah I give it another 6 months before the recession hits.
Well, doing away with regulations will certainly make Wall Street salivate.
We're due for another recession regardless of his policy decisions, so perhaps this will just speed it up a little.
No reason you can't put a small amount in an IRA.
Learning nothing from history, AMERICA
The poor can buy stocks, too.
Poor can't buy stocks unless they actually borrow hefty amount of money, which puts them at even bigger risk
What the hell are you talking about? Why would someone have to borrow a hefty amount of money just to put small deposits into an ETF fund or something? More GAF nonsense in this thread.