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thesimpsons1022 commented on Americans Are Putting Billions More Than Usual in Their 401(k)s bloomberg.com/news/articl... · Posted by u/uptown

ProAm · 9 years ago

Im not making this a political argument, just stating the fact that people absolutely had a hand in this election.

thesimpsons1022 · 9 years ago

is that really true? this election more than ever most voters believed they had to choose the lesser of two evils and didn't like their choices. both candidates had record disapproval ratings. i understand trump isn't a typical politician but it didn't quite seem like people got what they want... more that they voted against hillary and for a republican supreme court.

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pwthornton · 9 years ago

You buy shares in the stock market, not dollars, so a crash shouldn't hamper your ability to retire, unless you want to retire during the crash itself (although diversity of assets would help with this).

The stock market recovered years ago from the Great Depression and is doing really well again.

thesimpsons1022 · 9 years ago

it took 30 years for people's stocks to recover that bought them right before the great depression.

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sanderjd · 9 years ago

We seem to be in an era of microservice dissing. It reminds me a lot of the recent era of monoservice dissing. Just an observation.

thesimpsons1022 · 9 years ago

everything in the world is susceptible to trends. especially in the tech world we tend to embrace concepts and take them too far. we then realize we took it too far and adjust too far to the other side like a pendulum. As usual, somewhere in the middle is best.

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