Stocks, Bonds, Mutual Funds, T-Bills?

Whatchu Buying?

Whatchu Selling?

Standing on the sidelines?

Bull?

Bear?

Got a broker? Or, after the recent slide, are you broker?

Discount online trading? Use a full service financial planner?

Tangible commodities.

I invested in POGs and baseball cards. Never managed to get that Hank Aaron Rookie car though.

Bonds and t-bills will be dropping in value as interest rates rise in the coming weeks, months and years

Brass
Lead
Gunpowder
Non GMO plant seeds.

Assault weapons.. 😟

sold all my bump stocks

I just use cigar boxes under the bed. Nobody would ever think to look there with my stash!

😁

🍺

Hookers and booze

*wrong buzzer sound*

I'm sorry sir, the correct answer is Hookers and Blow... Hookers 'n Blow is what we were looking for.

=d>

I keep telling you how smaht you are

its going to my head

I think I'm gonna buy one before it's too late.. just cause... 😟

Hookers or blow?

Por que no los dos?

w:d/

slow and steady indexes - never owned individual shares....unless you count Educational Savings Bonds :)

Varies a little, but generally around -
20% bond
15% small cap
15% international
30% large cap
20% mid cap

I see no reason to mess with it at the moment...based on recent/current events...but, I know that being less than 10 yrs from retirement, I should cut the risk a bunch

Fidelity - Apple, Micron, Vail Resorts, and many others. Made 25% in a few weeks on the recent Equifax dip.
Mutual Funds
401(B) in large cap

Commodities (cigars/beer/wine)

The old rule of thumb used to be that you should subtract your age from 100 - and that's the percentage of your portfolio that you should keep in stocks. My thinking is that people are living longer and more active in retirement and I reverse the allocation.

IE: 100-65=35% bonds

GE is gonna make a comeback ! 🤦