01-03-2019, 11:14 PM
Actually, the idea that you need to shift out of stocks (slowly and in proportion to your age) and into bonds is being thrown out the window. If one can stomach ups and downs, it is much better to be fully invested in stocks throughout your lifetime.
I've been watching the markets for over thirty years now and have made quite a bit in them but only because I have held on. One of my best investments was AAPL as some of you know...over 1300% return over 20+ years. Adobe from $24 to a high of $250+ and still holding after about 2 decades.
Good companies, great products and services, combined with a long term hold strategy will get you through.
I've been watching the markets for over thirty years now and have made quite a bit in them but only because I have held on. One of my best investments was AAPL as some of you know...over 1300% return over 20+ years. Adobe from $24 to a high of $250+ and still holding after about 2 decades.
Good companies, great products and services, combined with a long term hold strategy will get you through.