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Trying to time the market again.
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04/13/26 02:23 PM
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Armpit, ak
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Gathering opinions on whether the market is going to go down again do to this war?
Who is John Galt?
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Re: Trying to time the market again.
[Re: Dirt]
#8598212
04/13/26 02:34 PM
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Maybe Blame County with chime in , with his .02 cents.
It is better to die on your feet than to live on your knees.
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Re: Trying to time the market again.
[Re: Dirt]
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04/13/26 03:06 PM
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The Chinese having been doing great in early 2026...exports up 6.3% from a year earlier. I imagine that has a lot to do with how bullish the Chinese have been on buying luxury goods this spring. Thats the good news anyway. Stay tuned to what high energy costs do to the world economy and how much that puts a damper on Chinese exports.
When the Whitehouse says gas prices will go down quickly after we attain our goals with this war, well...call me very skeptical.
Last edited by beaverpeeler; 04/13/26 03:06 PM.
My fear of moving stairs is escalating!
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Re: Trying to time the market again.
[Re: Dirt]
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04/13/26 04:10 PM
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It will do the opposite of what I do, if I sell local, auction will be better and vice-versa.
GUK.....it's the sound they make when they hit the end of the cable
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Re: Trying to time the market again.
[Re: Dirt]
#8598249
04/13/26 04:17 PM
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I may be wrong in this, but if I buy during a dip like last year during the tariff decline, I can make 4 to 5 % in a month prior to my long term gain of 10% or so a year after the buy? Seems like a reasonable thing to attempt?
Who is John Galt?
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Re: Trying to time the market again.
[Re: Dirt]
#8598255
04/13/26 04:38 PM
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Shoot, you guys are talking stock market when I thought this was about the fur market.
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Re: Trying to time the market again.
[Re: white17]
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04/13/26 04:38 PM
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It MIGHT be reasonable depending on how you do it.
If you are just buying long shares on the dip I would not be confident of a 5% return in a month. I would be more confident about the 10% gain in a year. I'm actually looking at a mutual fund that basically performs like one of the indexes.
Who is John Galt?
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Re: Trying to time the market again.
[Re: Dirt]
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04/13/26 04:58 PM
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Going to buy on Fidelity. Don't know if I can put in a Buy at this price or not?
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Re: Trying to time the market again.
[Re: Dirt]
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04/13/26 05:11 PM
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Youre too old for mutual funds. Good for younger people with long term plans. You should be trading mining stocks,but you need good inside info for those. Do you know a lot of prospectors Lots of people got rich here when they got in early on the Hemlo. I advised my son in law to buy up some canada nickle stock.It aint doing much now but will take off once the nickle starts coming out the ground in a couple years. I spend my money now-too old for that investment stuff.
Last edited by Boco; 04/13/26 05:16 PM.
Forget that fear of gravity-get a little savagery in your life.
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Re: Trying to time the market again.
[Re: white17]
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04/13/26 05:18 PM
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I don't know if if you can use a GTC ( good till cancelled) order with Fidelity when buying direct. Is it an actual fund or an ETF that you're wanting to buy ? If you are trying to buy VOO or SPY etc..they should allow it.
So I'm guessing it is a Fidelity brokerage account. Yes.
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Re: Trying to time the market again.
[Re: Dirt]
#8598290
04/13/26 05:42 PM
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I figured the market would react a little more to Trump's blockade of the blockade. But apparently the market had zero craps to give, lol.
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Re: Trying to time the market again.
[Re: white17]
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04/13/26 05:43 PM
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Well there ya go. Usually they are good for 6 months and then the broker will cancel if not executed by that time. I may have misinformed? I have money sitting in Spaxx and am personally going make a buy on the website when the price is right. New to this and am not sure I can personally make an offer at a future price if it gets there. Please remember Stock market language is not my primary language. My other funds were at edward jones and a broker was putting in a buy at this price order. Sorry my terminology is incorrect.
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Re: Trying to time the market again.
[Re: Dirt]
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04/13/26 08:38 PM
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Well there ya go. Usually they are good for 6 months and then the broker will cancel if not executed by that time. I may have misinformed? I have money sitting in Spaxx and am personally going make a buy on the website when the price is right. New to this and am not sure I can personally make an offer at a future price if it gets there. Please remember Stock market language is not my primary language. My other funds were at edward jones and a broker was putting in a buy at this price order. Sorry my terminology is incorrect. Om stocks and etf you can place orders to buy at market price or At limit price. Then you choose how long for it to last. Tell the end of the day or good tell canceled. Im not sure how long but I suspect its 6 months it will keep the order before canceling it. . I prefer ETF's exchange traded funds over mutual funds. They trade like stocks and you can sell them any time you want not just at the close of business and the index etf seem to have lower fes and expence ratios.
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Re: Trying to time the market again.
[Re: white17]
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04/13/26 08:45 PM
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Got it. Well Fidelity does have a brokerage arm. You might consider just making a lateral move of some funds from SPAXX to the brokerage side. At that point you could enter an order to buy XYZ @ $$$ GTC
If Fidelity is like other fund outfits their brokerage accounts will include a linked money market account. That might be the simplest thing to do that gives you max flexibility
EDIT: it looks like SPAXX is the default linked MM account for Fidelity brokerage accounts. Call 'em and tell them you want a brokerage account with identical registration as your current SPAXX account. Then move some funds to the brokerage account.
Easy peasy My money market account can also trade. I only use that one to hold transfer cash i put in my wifes roth though so never used it to do any trading. So far i like there platform. I have several accounts. My current 401, roth for myself and one for my wife, a traditional IRA, money market or cash savings account. Planing on opening custodial roths for the boys. My daughter also has a roth with them. Its much more convenient than dealing with our Edward Jones accounts.
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Re: Trying to time the market again.
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#8598407
04/13/26 08:56 PM
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Got it. Well Fidelity does have a brokerage arm. You might consider just making a lateral move of some funds from SPAXX to the brokerage side. At that point you could enter an order to buy XYZ @ $$$ GTC
If Fidelity is like other fund outfits their brokerage accounts will include a linked money market account. That might be the simplest thing to do that gives you max flexibility
EDIT: it looks like SPAXX is the default linked MM account for Fidelity brokerage accounts. Call 'em and tell them you want a brokerage account with identical registration as your current SPAXX account. Then move some funds to the brokerage account.
Easy peasy My money market account can also trade. I only use that one to hold transfer cash i put in my wifes roth though so never used it to do any trading. So far i like there platform. I have several accounts. My current 401, for bot myself and one for my wife, a traditional IRA, money market or cash savings account, roth ira. Plan I ng on opening custodial roths for the boys. My daughter also has a roth with them. Its much more convenient than dealing with our Edward Jones accounts. Huh? A 401 for your wife ?? You lost me there. How does your wife have a 401K if she does not work?
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Re: Trying to time the market again.
[Re: Dirt]
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04/14/26 06:56 AM
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Probably should be buying now and for some time. The pattern of about three years up and one down with the current period down so it appears to be here. Jim
Money cannot buy you happiness, but it can buy you a trapping license and that's pretty close.
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Re: Trying to time the market again.
[Re: Dirt]
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04/14/26 09:48 AM
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Well, dirt, sounds like you got lined out with your investments, have the rest of the people replying on here got ya lined out on what to do with your furs, LOL.
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Re: Trying to time the market again.
[Re: Dirt]
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04/14/26 10:32 AM
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What furs? Everything is sold. I learned some stuff. A few people understood what I was trying to do. The question really was do people see another big war related dip coming soon. Maybe the panicking is over?
Who is John Galt?
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Re: Trying to time the market again.
[Re: Dirt]
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04/14/26 10:38 AM
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I was just chuckling about the fur market replies on here. I think it's impossible to guess whether or not there will be another significant dip. Trump is so unpredictable, who can know what will happen from day to day? It certainly would not surprise me to see one.......
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Re: Trying to time the market again.
[Re: Dirt]
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04/14/26 01:29 PM
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james bay frontierOnt.
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Well I did invest when I was in my 20s and made enough off bonds at that time when the rates were 18% to pull it out and buy a house when I was 30. All the extra money that I dont need since then went to my kids (not when they were 10) to invest as they see fit since it would be theirs anyway when I tip over. I dont want to check out with a big hoard that people will fight over and most of it ultimately wind up in the lawyers pockets. They can fight over my traplines if they want them.
Forget that fear of gravity-get a little savagery in your life.
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