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what investors should do about the sequestration

David_Snowball
edited March 2013 in Fund Discussions
Hi, guys.

For what interest it holds, I was one of three folks whose answers to that question were posted on Amazon's Money and Markets blog. I suppose the general tenor of my brief response (they offered 500 words, I took 300) is suggested by the title, "Don't Just Do Something. Stand There." I'm not allowed to reproduce the text here - they have a two-week exclusivity agreement - but I'll likely share it in the April commentary (at which point I'll likely have been proven disastrously wrong, which won't be a first).

For what it's worth,

David

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  • Gary

    And the kabuki show goes on and on and on and on

    Gary

  • InvestorInvestor
    Good article David!

    I should add this Blog to my blog collection to read. There are actually pretty good articles there.
  • Old_JoeOld_Joe
    Yes, Investor's correct (as usual)... actually, three good articles!
  • InvestorInvestor
    David, Chuck Jaffe has re-run your interview at Friday's show.
  • MikeMMikeM
    Practical "sage" advice David. Very nice blog.
  • David_Snowball
    Reply to @Investor: Wow. Thanks for teling me. I had no idea. I wonder why? Hmmmm ...

    David
  • David_Snowball
    Reply to @Investor: Hi, guy! I'm glad you found them useful. I'll mention my appearance there in the April issue. If you or OJ come across posts there that you think about worth folks' attention, I'd happily highlight them and credit your acuity.

    Take care, David
  • johnNjohnN
    edited March 2013
    Thanks for the link Mr Snowball, I've 'bookmark' it. Good site.
    Look like the recovery could be 'REAL', so we may have slow growth the next few yrs, sequester is indeed Maybe yesterday's news. Market still went up even sequester was happening - I don't think it will affect the market much as long as the economy keeps a sluggish turtle-paced limited or slow growth ahead. On the other hand, we should be worry about the Feds more than the Sequester [IMHO].
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