Dow down over 700

[EdLongshanks]

Like I said. The manager has moved it over, portions at a time, to bonds so right now I'm getting the interest rate.
I'll have to look at the funds. We moved my wife from Fidelity but I still have some there I think. Also have some at americanfunds.com but it's adjusted more toward bonds each year I creep towards retirement.

Bonds too mister.

 

[120+]

Bonds too mister.

3 and 6 month bonds?

 

[Little FR]

If you don’t hold it, you don’t own it. That said, cash in your billfold loses value. The bonds, cd’s are losing value due to inflation. You might gain 6% but lose that due to 15% inflation.

The only things showing actual growth above inflation are “fossil” fuel stocks, land and metals. Land/real estate are on the slide but they always trend up eventually just like copper, gold and silver are in a dip now but will trend up like always.

 

[EC]

Bonds are a bit over 3%. Hardly keeping up with inflation. A person is losing real term purchasing power.

 

[120+]

Any bond gains over the last year is out performing losing stock rates. I'm at a loss for the year even after contributions on stocks. Not on bonds!

 

[EdLongshanks]

Any bond gains over the last year is out performing losing stock rates. I'm at a loss for the year even after contributions on stocks. Not on bonds!

Again, not talking about returns. I can almost guarantee the bonds you have purchased are fully embedded in the ESG system. Over $800 billion were last year and exponentially growing. You can’t get away from this. That’s their plan. They control the money.

 

[carnivore]

Top 25 performing stocks this year.

While all of us lose our ass in 401 k, the politicians and insiders have moved their money in unison here. You lost 20%, they doubled their money.

Symbol	Company Name	Price Performance (This Yr)
OXY	Occidental Petroleum Corp.	150.43%
EQT	EQT Corp.	91.84%
HES	Hess Corp.	90.57%
MRO	Marathon Oil Corp.	85.44%
XOM	Exxon Mobil Corp.	81.09%
MPC	Marathon Petroleum Corp.	77.56%
DVN	Devon Energy Corp.	75.60%
COP	Conocophillips	74.69%
SLB	Schlumberger Ltd.	73.72%
APA	APA Corporation	69.06%
ENPH	Enphase Energy Inc.	67.81%
VLO	Valero Energy Corp.	67.15%
CTRA	Coterra Energy Inc.	63.84%
HAL	Halliburton Co.	59.25%
MCK	McKesson Corp.	56.64%
CVX	Chevron Corp.	54.15%
EOG	EOG Resources Inc.	53.69%
CF	CF Industries Holdings Inc.	50.13%
CAH	Cardinal Health Inc.	47.41%
FANG	Diamondback Energy Inc.	45.67%
PSX	Phillips 66	43.93%
ADM	Archer-Daniels-Midland Co.	43.48%
VRTX	Vertex Pharmaceuticals Inc.	42.08%
NOC	Northrop Grumman Corp.	41.84%
PXD	Pioneer Natural Resources Co.	40.98%

 

[EC]

Again, not talking about returns. I can almost guarantee the bonds you have purchased are fully embedded in the ESG system. Over $800 billion were last year and exponentially growing. You can’t get away from this. That’s their plan. They control the money.

Tractor Supply signed off on an ESG. It’s in their posted mission statement. Which is why I’ll be going to Rural King hereinafter.