fishinguitarman
8 years ago
do?

CDs
MM's
Mutual Funds
Stocks
Bonds
Futures
Options


Disclaimer:

Just curious
dstieger
8 years ago
Most of the above....some liquidity in MM.... Bulk of retirement in assorted indexes...ranging from very secure to fairly risky
8trackdisco
8 years ago

do?

CDs
MM's
Mutual Funds
Stocks
Bonds
Futures
Options


Disclaimer:

Just curious

fishinguitarman wrote:



Yes, no, yes, yes, yes, no, no.
deadeyedick
8 years ago
Mostly Mutuals with diversification in real estate, classic car and cigars.o:)
Mr. Jones
8 years ago
None of the above...

All my money $1++MILLION IN CASH was stolen by the FBI-SSG DIVISION...FROM MY HUT...

BUT AGENT55 SAYS "ITS IN THE U.S. TREASURY
" WAITING FOR ME TO CLAIM IT ON SOME #'D FORM...."

YEA...RRRRIIIIGGGGHHHTTTT

THOSE COWARD FELON CRIMINALS DIVY-ED IT UP AND SPENT IT ALREADY....NOTHING THE SSG STEALS OUTRIGHT EVER MAKES IT TO AN EVIDENCE LOCKER OR "ON ACCOUNT" @ THE U.S. TREASURY...
Gene363
8 years ago
Mutual Funds
Stocks
Bonds
Cash in an investment account


All in a fund with Wells Fargo Advisors, NOT the bank, a separate company. I have a financial advisor that is really good as I find it easier to decipher computer code than financial documents. He is also not local because I like my finances private. I found him through a recommendation of a friend that retired a few years before me, RIP Ed.
delta1
8 years ago
yes to the first four...CD, MM, MF (and ETF's - same as MF?), stocks ...

no to the last three...

my income is a PERS retirement, and they likely include the last three in their investment strategies/portfolio...
Cathcam13
8 years ago
Gold, that’s where I keep my nest egg.
frankj1
8 years ago
teedubbya
8 years ago
Pork Bellies
RMAN4443
8 years ago
High-end Jelly Beans...8-[
fishinguitarman
8 years ago

Gold, that’s where I keep my nest egg.

Cathcam13 wrote:






Stocks?

No silver?
DrMaddVibe
8 years ago


CDs - No. The yields aren't there anymore.
MM's - No.
Mutual Funds - Yes. Fidelity and Vanguard
Stocks - Yes, but not as active as I used to be when I day traded.
Bonds - No.
Futures - No.
Options - No.

I also use one that you don't have listed. Annuities. I have 2 of them. They have performed quite nicely and I should be earning over 700.00 each a month when I'm ready. I looked at them when CD's stopped paying out double digits. I started with just one and then opened another 2 years ago.
Buckwheat
8 years ago

None of the above...

All my money $1++MILLION IN CASH was stolen by the FBI-SSG DIVISION...FROM MY HUT...

BUT AGENT55 SAYS "ITS IN THE U.S. TREASURY
" WAITING FOR ME TO CLAIM IT ON SOME #'D FORM...."

YEA...RRRRIIIIGGGGHHHTTTT

THOSE COWARD FELON CRIMINALS DIVY-ED IT UP AND SPENT IT ALREADY....NOTHING THE SSG STEALS OUTRIGHT EVER MAKES IT TO AN EVIDENCE LOCKER OR "ON ACCOUNT" @ THE U.S. TREASURY...

Mr. Jones wrote:



Interesting? I keep getting e-mails about claiming those funds.
Didn't know it was your money.

On the investment side. I don't have any useful information to give out except to buy low and sell high. [sarcasm]
dstieger
8 years ago
All of ya'll...what's your liquid/rainy day strategy?

How many months of income?
How do you keep it?
How long would it take to access?

I'm recently in money market savings, because it's instantaneous, but at .65%, it grows more moss than interest
deadeyedick
8 years ago

All of ya'll...what's your liquid/rainy day strategy?

How many months of income?
How do you keep it?
How long would it take to access?

I'm recently in money market savings, because it's instantaneous, but at .65%, it grows more moss than interest

dstieger wrote:



No good answer here. Have a few MM/savings accounts scattered around with banks and Vanguard but there is no way to keep liquid assets and not lose purchasing power at the same time. Therefore, I probably don't keep more than a few months in those accounts and just rely on wire transfer of funds from a mutual if the need ever arises. I can get at those in 48 hours.
Gene363
8 years ago

No good answer here. Have a few MM/savings accounts scattered around with banks and Vanguard but there is no way to keep liquid assets and not lose purchasing power at the same time. Therefore, I probably don't keep more than a few months in those accounts and just rely on wire transfer of funds from a mutual if the need ever arises. I can get at those in 48 hours.

deadeyedick wrote:



+1
delta1
8 years ago
I keep about 6 months worth of cash in a MM and another month or two in an interest paying checking account...both ATM accessible...total is well under FDIC insurance amount...
fishinguitarman
8 years ago

All of ya'll...what's your liquid/rainy day strategy?

How many months of income?
How do you keep it?
How long would it take to access?

I'm recently in money market savings, because it's instantaneous, but at .65%, it grows more moss than interest

dstieger wrote:






Not much better than nothing.
fishinguitarman
8 years ago
so I'm getting safe mm or gamble stocks
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