QUOTE(abcn1n @ Mar 19 2020, 02:25 AM)
Bonds usually don't move that fast. If it moves that fast on the downside especially in this current scenario of the virus, best to cut loss. You made the right choice.
I got out of my bonds for the above reason but my stocks etc I'm still holding as I want to be able to experience how it feels like during such a time as this (so in future I am better able to know what to do when I put in much more $ in it and whether I can tahan or not both emotionally, psychologically and money wise). Also because the amount that I'm holding is not that much as compared to what I'm prepared to put in ultimately. Yes, I'm bleeding a fair bit but I was prepared before I put in $ (although the drop has been way faster and steeper than I did imagine).
Bond down by 1% --> cut lossI got out of my bonds for the above reason but my stocks etc I'm still holding as I want to be able to experience how it feels like during such a time as this (so in future I am better able to know what to do when I put in much more $ in it and whether I can tahan or not both emotionally, psychologically and money wise). Also because the amount that I'm holding is not that much as compared to what I'm prepared to put in ultimately. Yes, I'm bleeding a fair bit but I was prepared before I put in $ (although the drop has been way faster and steeper than I did imagine).
Stock down by 30-50% --> still holding
Mar 19 2020, 06:54 AM

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