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If this goes down as reported, there may be a massive stock market correction tomorrow. Of course the big banks already know and probably positioned themselves to make money off it.
God help the ~65ish year olds with 403(b)'s and a financial adviser who convinced them to keep all their savings in stocks.
Personally I believe a correction needs to happen. I just wish it wouldn't overly punish the individual investor after all the huge investment/trading banks got bailed out. I am very interested to see what happens tomorrow.
http://money.cnn.com/2014/10/29/news/economy/federal-reserve-ends-qe-bond-buying/index.html?hpt=hp_t2
NRaleighLiberal
(60,006 posts)but who knows?
GummyBearz
(2,931 posts)The "already priced in" thing has historically held up, I agree with you there.
However, the foreign markets never lead the way... they always follow the US markets. Tomorrow's opening could be really crazy.
NRaleighLiberal
(60,006 posts)GummyBearz
(2,931 posts)My crystal ball was wrong again. I still think stocks are way way over priced. Only time will tell though
NRaleighLiberal
(60,006 posts)since I can't contribute to it any longer!
GummyBearz
(2,931 posts)But being retired already, you really should start transferring some of that savings from investments that have large fluctuations, like stocks, and put it into more steady investments
NRaleighLiberal
(60,006 posts)need to get into it for several years yet (if my books sell well, maybe longer - the great unknown).
I have a really good financial adviser who is managing the various funds well, and we are in regular contact with respect to risk, my age, and where it is and should better be.