>>1645692
>Any thought on timing?
I'm not in & out as my securities go back around 17 years now, tech bust and now having bloomed, I'd rather let things ride. President Trump is under so much pressure from so many angles I'd rather spend my time thinking about more important matters that stocks right now, but I'd recommend a reduction in equities as rallies permit to a more liquidable position of cash.
>Last question, any thoughts to hedges?
>I'm a millennial investor, been at it for 2.5 years and have done a decent job so far. So any wisdom is much appreciated.
Feel free to ask away, young Anon, you're certainly no bother to me…))
Hedges? Like Madeoff's bear-put spreads that yielded 10% a year? Don't know much about them.
If you've been doing this for a short amount of time in a relatively short amount of time, stick with yourself!
But think long term…))
Jesus God, Man, you are quite intelligent.
OlderNonFagHere
I've never been into Precious Metals, though diversification into other natural resources seems prudent enough, but it's not the tech sector I bought into many moons ago and yet recently with T for income at my age.
"Typically you want to begin investing in indexes or commodities that have more consistent growth than PMs."
Yes, but I'm not a contract man on indices not commodities.
"During the down times over the last 17 years what assets have done the best?"
Consumer non-durable. Admittedly not so sure.
"nor" on time related investments, typo.
Same as, if you're doing well, continue…
Throw away society from toilet paper to hand tools. Create the artificial demand is what marketing is all about.
What is GE at these days?
I saw it at $7.50 and did nothing, it went to $20 and then to $15.