Personally, if I had stayed in stocks since December, I'd 1) be very happy I did, and 2) consider going to G right about now to catch my breath (I'm 60). But since I've been in G like many of you, I'm just waiting for a true correction (not just a dip) to get back in. As Powell and other economists are saying, equities are too 'frothy' right now. Good that we have a unique and safe G fund unlike other people whose 401K's only offer longer term bond funds (like F) as alternatives to equities. Those bonds will keep losing value as yields rise.
John Hollis
On Friday, May 7, 2021, 09:11:21 AM EDT, <caramall444@gmail.com> wrote:
Thanks Tex. If you weren't risk adverse/retired what do you think you'd suggest right now for a 100% G person?
I think the main thing that I didn't think through in December was that everything is coming out of Covid impacts and at least in the short term they're also injecting money into the economy. I think this is a bad idea long-term but I think I could've expected at least a few months of continued uptick. Hindsight is always 20/20 :-)
I think the main thing that I didn't think through in December was that everything is coming out of Covid impacts and at least in the short term they're also injecting money into the economy. I think this is a bad idea long-term but I think I could've expected at least a few months of continued uptick. Hindsight is always 20/20 :-)
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