[Professional]

21 yr freeper and now you decided to post a one liner vanity about day trading...

No soup for you...

[TexasGunLover]

LOL, bonds will not do well under Biden.

[a fool in paradise]

Ask James Woods what he’s doing

[caltaxed]

Did the same. This thing may go on for a while.

[CatOwner]

Investment adjustments might need to be made, but now’s probably not the time to do it. Why not wait until the election has been conclusively decided?

[calljack]

Why don’t you just put some of it into china based stocks?
JD...BABA...BIDU...etc?
You should try to keep politics out of your money.
Being right and broke is no answer.
Being broke is never an asset.

[be-baw]

Don’t know why, but Dow, S&P and NASDAQ are all way up today, even though it appears that Biden will “win” the election.

[Tennessee Conservative]

Taking everything I have out in January if he wins.

[ronniesgal]

my husband wants to take the $$ and put it in our mattress. Friggin’ libs.

[DCBryan1]

Lets see...10 year bond yielding 0.08% .. .....no thanks.....and I’m a fixed income broker. No bond funds for me....maybe buy some individual 4% munis at a 120 + price tag A+ rated with insurance, but no bond FUNDS.

[PGR88]

How much lower can rates go? They are nearly zero now IMHO we are at the end of a 40+ year bond bull

[JohnBrowdie]

no one cares if you’re wrong. it’s yo’ money.

[samadams2000]

Well at least you got todays 3% move. Remember you will lose money in bonds if rates rise. Cash might be a better call right now, not bonds.

[Bobalu]

I hear ya.

I am contemplating putting 250,000 into physical silver.

Monster boxes of eagles are at 14,000 and that may look cheap in a few weeks.

[Leaning Right]

I’ll field that one. As long as interest rates are ridiculously low, stocks will do well. And that’s only because there is nowhere to put your money but in stocks. You want to save for retirement? A CD paying 0.5% won’t do. A bond paying 1.5% won’t do. The Fed has forced investors to go into stocks.

Disclaimer: Warren Buffett has never called me for advice. In fact, no mutual fund company has ever called me for device. So what do I know?

[Phineas1962]

Did that yesterday LOL

[Psalm 73]

As I approach retirement (3-4 years) I've been doing the same thing every quarter, incrementally (about 5% each time), for both of my 401Ks.

"Once you've got enough points to win, get off the field" says a wise Wall Street veteran buddy of mine.

[familyop]

Maybe it’s a little early for that move. It’s certainly too early to be making your announcement here.

[RoosterRedux]

Bonds are never a good long term investment for retail investors. They don't pay enough and, if the economy collapses, bonds still suffer defaults. Bonds are best for big institutions that need to have a predictable and rate-able cash flow from bond maturities timed to match their actuarial cash needs (i.e., insurance outflows, pension payouts, etc.).

Furthermore, if Joe significantly increases government spending, that is inflationary...and that means higher interest rates and lower bonds prices.

Just me, but I believe technology is the best hedge against the coming political uncertainly. Consider QQQ.

[11th_VA]

My China ETFs up 6% today ...