S&P 500
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Ashful
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SpaceBus
Minister of Fire
You aren't exaggerating, I just got my Roth quarterly statement.... I feel like it's been "treading water" for the last four years.
Ashful
Minister of Fire
That's a shame. I was actually doing extremely well year over year, until 2022. Unfortunately, my hand was forced on making one very big withdraw from a prior employer's retirement plan, and the timing was extremely bad for it. Cost me nearly a full year's salary in losses.
The S&P 600 (small cap) is doing better at 2.46% YTD. It's up almost 100% since the pandemic started.
I switched mostly to dividend stocks in my eTrade account and fortunately have not taken too big of a hit with all the turmoil. This is my mad money fund. My managed accounts faired worse, but they too are dividend centric and have recovered most of the past year's losses. It's not exciting, but steady income production in retirement is more important than killer gains.
I switched mostly to dividend stocks in my eTrade account and fortunately have not taken too big of a hit with all the turmoil. This is my mad money fund. My managed accounts faired worse, but they too are dividend centric and have recovered most of the past year's losses. It's not exciting, but steady income production in retirement is more important than killer gains.
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