While I do have patience, I'm shorter term than most, already retired with eight to ten years before I start drawing from my TSP. I'm not overly concerned with the Bear market ending anytime soon...I think it will continue for at least another year, probably longer. Just looking for a point to withdraw and preserve what I have...Yes, should have done it at DWCPF 1005...Got greedy. Should have done it at 925...was hoping for the historical DEC/JAN bump up. Instead, for JAN the NASDAQ has suffered the biggest loss in the history of the Market; DOW/S&P third worst JAN in history...
Don't want to ride the Bear to the bottom like last time...We are currently around 900, most feel this is NOT the bottom...Of course, no one can predict where "exactly" the bottom will be. That said, I believe it will be significantly lower, and it makes sense for me, to get out, preserve, and re-enter. Obviously you can not "time" the market, especially with the restraints within our tsp; but, certainly somewhere between say 700 and 900, one could re-enter and maintain, or even gain a little moving forward?
Thanks Sarah, Paul and many others...You always give me plenty to research, and consider.
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