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Remember the boring defensive stocks are the base of any long term portfolio. I used to love to speculate back in the 90's but since 2002 I have learned the smart money is on the dividend giants. Like WBA....believe me with dividend reinvestments the small egg can snowball into a big NEST!!!
Be vigil and curb your spending cause for the lower middle class making 250k or less a year its going to get ugly, but in the long run your children we reap the benefits. Again, that's just my opinion.
AS THE SAYING GOES EVERY HAS ONE. This is mine.
As always make it a profitable day.
Fact, Trump sees the country as a business, and fact its a failing Business Insider. Can verify the numbers, if you need proof.
The man is trying to even the playing field. Yes, its going to hurt but yet again, we need a recession. Because what goes up must come down. Only one fed chairmen in history had the balls to create a recession on purpose. If you know your history then you know who I'm referring to. In 1979 he raised interest rates to 25% to induce a badly needed recession. Carter was wise enough to let it happen.
C. If you have now done so and are sitting in cash, making crap on dividend then now s**t gears and your portfolio which should have never been more then 25% equityies and 50% bonds. NOW shift in to 65 percent bonds. And, dump cash profits on bonds. Par or even at slightly above Par. Reason being. Simple your bond will only apprcieate or depresiate 100 to 200 bucks. So principle is safe. NOW what most of you don't know is with gov. Bonds as interest rates rise and bonds pays you for holding. The economy goes into recession. Natrually...
ok so for those who missed it. what goes up must come down. What expands must contract. so real quick...if your equity portfolio is all equtiy positions and your down and at a loss. then don't take the loss unless you need it for tax write off against personal income. this is A.
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