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Old 06-27-2016, 11:23 AM  
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Old 03-30-2018, 07:11 PM   #1831
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Sometimes stocks are “cheap” for a reason. Ask people on here who bought GE near $20.

Until they put together a strategic turn around plan, I’ve got better places to put money.
I’d bet the farm they have one. They just don’t have to disclose it. So they won’t.

The Crux will be whether or not it’s worth a flying feces.
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Old 03-30-2018, 08:21 PM   #1832
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On a very short term basis, GE is starting to show some positives. The $12ish handle could be a good buying point.

On a long term basis the stock looks like crap. But, if the rumors are true around this stock I don't see it going much lower. The breakup value of the various GE businesses will start to become very attractive.

There was a false buying opportunity around the $18 range in January that a lot of people bought into. They most likely have been shaken out now and the time to buy is more likely now that all of them have bailed.
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Old 04-02-2018, 04:37 PM   #1833
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Sometimes stocks are “cheap” for a reason. Ask people on here who bought GE near $20.

Until they put together a strategic turn around plan, I’ve got better places to put money.
When they announce that plan you're gonna get in on the way up. It may move quick. It's closed at 13.12 today. I'm sitting on X cash waiting for a good play.

High five on X. We nailed that sucka! It's at 34 now.
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Old 04-03-2018, 07:17 AM   #1834
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Old 04-03-2018, 06:47 PM   #1835
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When they announce that plan you're gonna get in on the way up. It may move quick. It's closed at 13.12 today. I'm sitting on X cash waiting for a good play.

High five on X. We nailed that sucka! It's at 34 now.
Yea could be a good short term play on that. I’m just not sure what’s a good buy price. Many thought $20 was it.

And yes, that was great. Doubled my money on it! Thanks for investment conversations we’ve had.
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Old 04-05-2018, 07:23 AM   #1836
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Sometimes stocks are “cheap” for a reason. Ask people on here who bought GE near $20.

Until they put together a strategic turn around plan, I’ve got better places to put money.
I got very very lucky with GE. I sold the stock at $17 for a nearly a $3,000 loss but thanks to having PUT options that went up nicely, I sold the puts shortly after selling the stock and lost only about $280 dollars.

If I held onto the puts after I sold the stock, I would have MADE money a few days later.

GE has worse problems than they claimed to disclose at the big write down. I don't trust their accounting and that all the bad news is still out. I could see more dividend cuts.

Looks cheap but it could get under $10 IMHO.

I certainly didn't think so at $19+ when I bought shares.
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Old 04-06-2018, 03:30 AM   #1837
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I'm a n00b to this thread, but my spouse just lost her job and I'm taking care of all the bills. Things are snug, but we're not worrying about our lights being shut off.

My question to everyone is should I lower my 401K contribution until she finds something new? Sure in the short term I'll get a little extra in my check, but is it worth it to do so in the long term? Currently, I put in 8% with my company matching up to 5%.
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Old 04-06-2018, 03:42 AM   #1838
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I'm a n00b to this thread, but my spouse just lost her job and I'm taking care of all the bills. Things are snug, but we're not worrying about our lights being shut off.

My question to everyone is should I lower my 401K contribution until she finds something new? Sure in the short term I'll get a little extra in my check, but is it worth it to do so in the long term? Currently, I put in 8% with my company matching up to 5%.
I'd reduce to 5% because it's foolish not to take the match. Until she finds new work. But a 3% differential probably isn't that much. And with this crazy market it might not be a bad idea anyway. Really depends on how long you think she will be out of work and how snug you really are.

Perhaps invest the 3% into an IRA so you can access if needed.
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Old 04-06-2018, 05:57 AM   #1839
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I'm a n00b to this thread, but my spouse just lost her job and I'm taking care of all the bills. Things are snug, but we're not worrying about our lights being shut off.

My question to everyone is should I lower my 401K contribution until she finds something new? Sure in the short term I'll get a little extra in my check, but is it worth it to do so in the long term? Currently, I put in 8% with my company matching up to 5%.
I wouldn't change my contribution. I'd tell the wife to not go to walmart to buy a damn thing until she's got a job. Or you could sell your laptop.
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Old 04-06-2018, 07:29 AM   #1840
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I'd reduce to 5% because it's foolish not to take the match. Until she finds new work. But a 3% differential probably isn't that much. And with this crazy market it might not be a bad idea anyway. Really depends on how long you think she will be out of work and how snug you really are.

Perhaps invest the 3% into an IRA so you can access if needed.
Sound advice. If you do the IRA thing make sure it is a Roth. The rules are less stringent.
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Old 04-06-2018, 07:51 AM   #1841
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I'm a n00b to this thread, but my spouse just lost her job and I'm taking care of all the bills. Things are snug, but we're not worrying about our lights being shut off.

My question to everyone is should I lower my 401K contribution until she finds something new? Sure in the short term I'll get a little extra in my check, but is it worth it to do so in the long term? Currently, I put in 8% with my company matching up to 5%.

Agree with eDave. Go to 5% to take the match. NEVER say no to free money! The three percent probably doesn't matter much either way, but in case your spouse's reemployment takes longer than expected, you might prefer it in your pocket.
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Old 04-06-2018, 08:46 AM   #1842
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Not that we need more agreement with eDave, but here's one more. Don't touch the 5% unless things are getting REALLY sketchy.
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Old 04-06-2018, 11:24 AM   #1843
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Old 04-06-2018, 12:04 PM   #1844
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Think of it this way: That 5% match is a 100% return on your investment....

Yeah, but just to emphasize - a 100% TAX DEFERRED return on your investment, with both the investment and the match growing in a TAX DEFERRED manner as well.

Honestly, if you aren't searching the couch for quarters, you shouldn't be cutting into that 5%.
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Old 04-06-2018, 02:54 PM   #1845
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Sound advice. If you do the IRA thing make sure it is a Roth. The rules are less stringent.
Also, having a mix of traditional and Roth money in retirement gives you more flexibility in terms of tax avoidance in retirement. At least, for average joe's, I think this normally makes sense.
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