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lapfog_1

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5. high gain or low risk?

Reply to 58Sunliner (Original post)

Thu Aug 1, 2024, 11:45 AM

Aug 2024

T=bills and tax free munis for low risk.

"near junk" bonds, etc for higher yields... but I really don't know much about these as I am too risk adverse to even look... for high risk / higher yield, I look for bargains in the market.

That said, I sold off most of my stock market portfolio last week... so it's all cash now except for my ESOP shares and my 401K. In the same position as you... looking at my options.

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I pulled my money from the market and now am looking at where to put some short term. [View all] 58Sunliner Aug 2024 OP

T-bills, at Treasury Direct. Duration? Just about whatever you want. mahatmakanejeeves Aug 2024 #1

Thanks, I'll check it out. 58Sunliner Aug 2024 #2

Keep in mind that the interest quoted on the TreasuryDirect site is ANNUALIZED A HERETIC I AM Aug 2024 #9

Money Market Mutual Funds Abnredleg Aug 2024 #3

I am considering them. Thanks. 58Sunliner Aug 2024 #4

high gain or low risk? lapfog_1 Aug 2024 #5

Can I have both please? LOL. I sold off 3 weeks ago, wish I had done it 4-5 weeks ago! 58Sunliner Aug 2024 #6

If I had time to be a "day trader" I could have made a bundle yesterday lapfog_1 Aug 2024 #7

I was watching NVDA and kick myself for not catching the fall in the after hours!! 58Sunliner Aug 2024 #8

I'm using Allspring Ultra-Short-Term Bond Fund..... lastlib Aug 2024 #10