Are you a Nervous Nellie?

William,

Humble as it may be, it is good advice.  I am sure it will all settle down, and adjust and correct itself.  A

I think I've done good by totally avoiding the market William Feela .

William, the market was well overdue for a correction. Our economic news is too good for a recession.  I trust it will settle down shortly.

I had a call from my broker andhe said to stay the course. I wasn't nervous like I was last time.

Morning William.

Don't invest in the market anymore.  For those who do there is a lot of money to be made on those downturns

I never had the money to play the market, but I do know that it goes up and down often

I have been involved in finance since 1972 (both corporately and as a real estate broker)... I have an MBA in Finance. I am not a nervous nellie... what goes up, goes down; what goes down, goes up. That's the nature of things... the issue is not the ups and downs...it's how prepared you are to handle them. Having lived through so many market changes for almost 50 years... I have nerves of steel.

Good morning William. I agree with Nina but I don't have nerves of steel. I agree that being prepared.

I always play a long game in business and investing. I like Buffet's advice of not owning something for 10 minutes if you're not willing to own it for 10 years.

Good morning William.  I do not feed the day traders, but I still get nervous when I see the huge swings in the market.

The stock market has proven that over time there is no better investment out there.

No Nervous Nellie here William Feela slow and steady wins the race!