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- Sunny
- I am a French Canadian, New Brunswicker. On August 5th, 2009, I reach my goal, which was to have 50 000$ in investment assets. My larger goal is to reach financial freedom and, if not retired early, at least live happily with my money and be able to reach my objectives. It's all have to begin with a first 50 000$. My email, if you like to say hello: myfirst50000 (at) yahoo.ca
My portfolio is at $319 644.86
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2 comments:
Hi Sunny,
Stock ran too high than its actual value at this point. Therefore, there is a huge market correction on the way. As other readers advised, you should reduce your debt, so that you can buy high quality stocks in sale price during the correction period. I am not advising you to sell your stocks, I am telling you to reduce your debt.
Agreed with Arunan. There is nothing wrong with being fully invested. What's wrong is having so much debt for no reason. $80k with no debt is a lot better than $150k with $70k debt.
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