Scott Bradley
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- Feb 20, 2014
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I'm thinking of pulling all my money out of my Vanguard 500 index fund and putting it into bonds (to keep my money safe from the upcoming financial collapse) Eventually, I'll pull that money out and put it into Gold and Silver.
Smart move?
I've got the feeling something bad is going to happen beginning Monday, September 21 - and from there on a massive downward trend. I've looked at the charts from the period between 1900 to 2015, and it seems there is a dip in the market like every 4 - 7 years or so. It looks like we are at the peak of the bull market, before everything starts to collapse. And when it does collapse, I have a feeling that this is the very last time the sheeple will be able to speak their words - the economy will NOT recover - just like it hasnt in Japan
My dad(and my mom) are retired and with no debt. My dad worked as a mailman (a government employee) and my mom a GM retiree.
My dad has amassed around $320,000 in savings with his thrift savings plan - he now has most of his money in bonds.
My mom wasn't so lucky. She puts in $50 a month into the stock market. When 2008 hit,
her money went all the way down to $8,000, and now it's up at $36,000 as of 2015
I just hope my family is prepared.
Smart move?
I've got the feeling something bad is going to happen beginning Monday, September 21 - and from there on a massive downward trend. I've looked at the charts from the period between 1900 to 2015, and it seems there is a dip in the market like every 4 - 7 years or so. It looks like we are at the peak of the bull market, before everything starts to collapse. And when it does collapse, I have a feeling that this is the very last time the sheeple will be able to speak their words - the economy will NOT recover - just like it hasnt in Japan
My dad(and my mom) are retired and with no debt. My dad worked as a mailman (a government employee) and my mom a GM retiree.
My dad has amassed around $320,000 in savings with his thrift savings plan - he now has most of his money in bonds.
My mom wasn't so lucky. She puts in $50 a month into the stock market. When 2008 hit,
her money went all the way down to $8,000, and now it's up at $36,000 as of 2015
I just hope my family is prepared.
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