Thursday, December 15, 2016
S&P 500 Index Funds
I have wanted to put some money into an S&P Index Fund for a bit now and I now have the comfort in my funds to do so. I am doing it with the plan to leave it in there until I retire (I am 23) and something that interests me to just watch grow and track through the years. My question is with the S&P being at an all time high, is now a bad time to do so? I know thinking I or anyone can time the market is a terrible idea and that the S&P is always hitting all time highs and has been going up forever. However, with it being this high at the current time is it not a great time or I already missed most of the rise and I might as well get in now and trust that it is going to continue.
Submitted December 15, 2016 at 03:20PM by mikewinchell20 http://ift.tt/2gG9r3Z
Long Shire to the upper trend line at ~£50
SHP looks like a buy between~£41.75-45.00.
A close below the trend line would make me pretty nervous and I'd probably exit the trade. In the current environment I suspect that with indices at all time highs it would be a macro factor that would trip people out of the trade than a company specific factor.
Submitted December 15, 2016 at 11:48AM by FB_XIII http://ift.tt/2gPoXho
Is there an RSP but for dow?
Submitted December 15, 2016 at 06:42AM by cjbrigol http://ift.tt/2hR6wq7