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Who's worried about the debt limit?
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(01-16-2023, 07:43 AM)ken-do-nim Wrote:
(01-15-2023, 09:29 AM)rayray Wrote: Washington has to reign in their spending, it cannot be ignored.

What will be done? idk because both parties are guilty

My solution? I do the Ostrich method, put my head in the sand and hope for the best.

did i mention i really like amzn, tsla, goog/googl and aapl??

No question on the first part; ideally tax cuts or new spending bills are accounted for in the budget when they are passed.  It's just irresponsible to either fund something new without knowing how to pay for it, or cutting taxes without cutting spending.   I'm very worried the markets are going to get absolutely thrashed until this is resolved, so I'm leaving whatever limited funds I will acquire to invest between now & then in cash.  I'm tempted to put my 401k into the Stable Value fund for a couple months too, thinking it over.

Big tech has been a sure thing for years, I get it.  Of the 4 you listed, i think Google is the safest from competition.

i try not to guess what happens politically, and or how they'll budget, even on the federal level

i invest weekly, through the good times and the bad
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RE: Who's worried about the debt limit? - by crimsonghost747 - 01-14-2023, 04:03 AM
RE: Who's worried about the debt limit? - by rayray - 01-16-2023, 02:04 PM



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