View Full Version : Do not look at your end of year statements!! OMG. I got mine in.
Crazy Guggenheim
01-13-2009, 02:27 AM
I lost on this one mutual fund 44%+ with a $50,000 investment!! I couldn't sell it now since I have to be 59 or I'll get killed in taxes. Remember, you don't lose anything if you stay in. I'd wait until it regains anyways since it's a retirement fund. It will come back up anyways. BTW, I do think the economy will start to recover in July/August.
Anyhoot, How's everyone else doing with their end-of-the-year?
rightiswrong
01-13-2009, 06:05 AM
I will be using an ostrich-like approach.
webhead
01-13-2009, 07:49 AM
I lost on this one mutual fund 44%+ with a $50,000 investment!! I couldn't sell it now since I have to be 59 or I'll get killed in taxes. Remember, you don't lose anything if you stay in. I'd wait until it regains anyways since it's a retirement fund. It will come back up anyways. BTW, I do think the economy will start to recover in July/August.
Anyhoot, How's everyone else doing with their end-of-the-year?
Can't you rollover without having to pay taxes? If it is an IRA, you can rollover.
I watched my IRA mutual stock funds net asset value reduce by 37.87%
Crazy Guggenheim
01-13-2009, 11:13 AM
Can't you rollover without having to pay taxes? If it is an IRA, you can rollover.
That's at maturity though.
I watched my IRA mutual stock funds net asset value reduce by 37.87%
:badwords:
I'm down 27% according to that ugly piece of paper I get at the end of the year.
zatoichi1
01-13-2009, 12:45 PM
I jumped back in too early. I got out, but I have a 23% loss.
I remember you saying (9 or 10 months ago?) you were going to get out and put most of it into cash...
Come October I thought you were a GENIUS! (Still do ;) )
When did you get back in?
zatoichi1
01-13-2009, 03:17 PM
I remember you saying (9 or 10 months ago?) you were going to get out and put most of it into cash...
Come October I thought you were a GENIUS! (Still do ;) )
When did you get back in?
I went back in too early and lost money. What else can I say.
When should you get back in?
Check back in six months. At that point check out what happens with the bail out with the automobile industry and TARP.
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