loselose asked:


I own a large amount of mutual funds 200k +. I really want to take them all out since i’ve lost a lot of $$ already. But i kinda of want to wait for the bailout to pass to see where the market is going, but i am also afraid it will just keep dropping regardless the bill get passed or not. Should i sell or should i hold?

Emily
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    1. noitall on December 5th, 2009 10:06 pm

      assuming your funds are in stocks, it’s probably best to ride it out. the market will come around eventually, but it may be a few years yet. what would you buy with the lesser amount of money now? it’s less, that’s the point and this is the nature of buying stocks - it’s risky.

    2. Dysfunctional i.MC on December 6th, 2009 4:42 am

      Listin to that feeling in you…