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<blockquote data-quote="bacha29" data-source="post: 3415776" data-attributes="member: 58386"><p>First: I never said 2017. Secondly give me your snail mail address and I'll mail you a copy of the transaction if that's what it takes to pacify you. Third the gains you speak of occurred during the biggest bull market in history therefore the success of a given fund can only be determined by it's performance over the life of the fund and how it's performance compares to similar funds in the same space and market segment.They all do well in good times. It's what the fund can do in bad times is what really matters.Fourth, just a few days after the trade was made I underwent my second total hip joint replacement followed immediately by sepsis, pneumonia and a cancer biopsy so there isn't much I can remember from that point through the first quarter of 2017. I am now just trying to get my timelines back into my memory and granted I should have looked it up rather than to trust my memory of what happened during that period. Fifth: retirement plan payouts are based on life expectancy which for a man is currently about 76 and economic growth remaining stable and fairly strong. The crisis going forward involves men living far beyond their normal expectancy and recessions deeper and more frequent. Therefore given the strong possibility of that occurring in my remaining years I'm currently taking risks in an effort to grow my principal while the current bull market exists.</p><p> BTW: The projected 4% GDP growth required in order to offset the losses from the tax cut have now been downgraded to a hopeful 2%. If that occurs we both know what might happen.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="bacha29, post: 3415776, member: 58386"] First: I never said 2017. Secondly give me your snail mail address and I'll mail you a copy of the transaction if that's what it takes to pacify you. Third the gains you speak of occurred during the biggest bull market in history therefore the success of a given fund can only be determined by it's performance over the life of the fund and how it's performance compares to similar funds in the same space and market segment.They all do well in good times. It's what the fund can do in bad times is what really matters.Fourth, just a few days after the trade was made I underwent my second total hip joint replacement followed immediately by sepsis, pneumonia and a cancer biopsy so there isn't much I can remember from that point through the first quarter of 2017. I am now just trying to get my timelines back into my memory and granted I should have looked it up rather than to trust my memory of what happened during that period. Fifth: retirement plan payouts are based on life expectancy which for a man is currently about 76 and economic growth remaining stable and fairly strong. The crisis going forward involves men living far beyond their normal expectancy and recessions deeper and more frequent. Therefore given the strong possibility of that occurring in my remaining years I'm currently taking risks in an effort to grow my principal while the current bull market exists. BTW: The projected 4% GDP growth required in order to offset the losses from the tax cut have now been downgraded to a hopeful 2%. If that occurs we both know what might happen. [/QUOTE]
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