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Junior Master Dwellar
Join Date: Mar 2003
Location: Kingdom of Atlantia
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Financial Stuff
Some of the vets on the board may remember I had posted that I was stepping gingerly into the water of mutual funds with my 401(k) about 15 months back.
I got a statement of what's gone on this last quarter, and I need some information and advice. My asset allocation is: Short-term Reserves: 20% Bonds: 34% Stocks: 46% I have the following contributions and gains/losses over the quarter: Vangaurd Federal Money Market Fund: 10% Gain: $2.13 Dodge and Cox Income Fund: 20% Loss: $3.02 Vanguard Wellington Fund: 30% Loss: $2.51 Vanguard Total Stock Market Index Fund: 20% Loss: $6.40 Vanguard Morgan Growth Fund: 10% Loss: $8.40 Vanguard International Growth Fund: 10% Loss: $0.21 I don't like those losses. From what I've put here, can you tell me how I'm investing (conservative or high-risk) and if I should be switching out what I have for something else or in different percentages? I'm lost with all this stuff....
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