our long national nightmare is over
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Waste of time trying to find a bottom IMO. GL.
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It's going to be fascinating to compare how everyone does this year. Here I am, still holding my target date funds as usual...
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Yeah. I haven’t made changes. I’m thinking I will apply a little less additional principle on my RE note and stick a little more in the IRA but we’ll see.
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Yeah, his arm is shot and he's not going to succeed in Tampa.
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I closed on two properties today. One is a rental 5% the other is most likely a flip so they stuck me at 6.25% but its a 6 month term note so if I decide to just keep it then it'll move to 5%

For a personal residence I'd think there should be 2.5-3.25% available.
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I was just thinking ,all these people dying can't dump their stocks now and that should help the stock market.
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This. Or VTSAX. 30% or so in there.
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You might even be able to squeeze into a 10 year. :-)
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The way things are going in Italy, you might be able to buy a 15th century villa for about $200
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As long as some of them stay alive to cook me some pizza and pasta this seems like a win....
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Along these lines.....

I'm within the 60 day window to rate lock on a new home that's being built.

any chance the 30-year fixed drops back in the 3.25 range? I'm at 3.5 today, and can lock, but not sure whether to roll the dice, as they say....
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This week I increased my retirement by 2%, added about 25% to my stocks today, and am refinancing for a much better rate.

I'll keep putting bullets in the money gun as I find them.
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Made a note to buy NAIL at 6 a few days back. Finally got around to it at 6.90. Looks like it has huge gap to fill. Even if it get back to 20 the money made will worth it.
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I went from 6 to 10 percent in 401k. So yeah. No food for me this week.
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