Rick Pendergraft has written some very good articles over the course of the past few Monday’s, highlighting the rather dramatic changes that have occurred in the markets over the last few decades.
The rise of the 401(k) allowed American’s to dabble in the markets like never before, and the internet has given them more information (good and bad) and investing ideas (good and bad) than previously imaginable. Even the old “buy and hold” strategy is under serious pressure.
This got me to thinking about what sort of changes you, our readers, may have made to your own investment strategies over the last few years, or even decades. So with your help, we at Investor’s Daily Edge want to know more about you. We have a few questions we would like you to answer so that we can get a better idea of how to help you achieve your investing goals.
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I am trying to time the market through a company 401k plan, I have ducked a few bullets to the down side but missed half of this recent rally. I sold way too soon, and am limited to trading my account to about every 30 days so I don’t get banned for over trading, Would I be better off with a Roth account and miss the company match? Will the higher taxes later on make the company match not worth getting? I am 53, I have some time here but a Roth seems more fuctional in the real world and looking into the future. Tell me what you know, and where the hell is Andy Carpenter? You remember the guy that made me laugh!!! Oh wait maybe that was a different publication, sorry about that.
Also you resemble the guy from fox business commercials that says inwesters instead of investors, are you that guy?
Mark from Colorado