Re: So, now what?
I think Alumguy is very serious. I think an analogy is called for. Alumguys/SDSU's approach is much like a mutual fund/401 K it is a long term approach that evens out the highs and the lows and I think it is appropriate.
Mike, what you are advocating is a much more aggresive approach. This approach would be simalar to buying and selling individual stocks and trying to "time" the highs and lows of the market. This is a much riskier approach and one I would personally not be in favor of.
It is funny, Mike you don't strike me as a stocks kind of guy. I would have taken you for a mutual fund sort. Nothing wrong with that, I myself am a mutual fund kind of guy . . . interesting. :-/
Go State! ;D
I think Alumguy is very serious. I think an analogy is called for. Alumguys/SDSU's approach is much like a mutual fund/401 K it is a long term approach that evens out the highs and the lows and I think it is appropriate.
Mike, what you are advocating is a much more aggresive approach. This approach would be simalar to buying and selling individual stocks and trying to "time" the highs and lows of the market. This is a much riskier approach and one I would personally not be in favor of.
It is funny, Mike you don't strike me as a stocks kind of guy. I would have taken you for a mutual fund sort. Nothing wrong with that, I myself am a mutual fund kind of guy . . . interesting. :-/
Go State! ;D
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