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1. Which is the rational position. No-one really knows. Historically:

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Markets just haven't cared. People die in all manner of ways. I could post charts from periods of war: WWI/WWII/Vietnam: markets (once over the initial shock/uncertainty) trade higher.

2. But we have agreed: no-body actually knows what will happen.

3 - 6. We will never know the truth of the matter until so much time has passed that taking any action will also have passed. I repeat: Markets could care less based on historical precedent.

7. That is a plan. Stick to your plan. The problem only arises when you have no plan and are swayed back and forth by the 'experts' and end up doing nothing at all. The 'experts' know' only marginally more than anybody else.

Approach the market with a 'Shoot first, ask questions later' mentality. Not too much can go wrong.

jog on
duc

<blockquote data-quote="ducati916" data-source="post: 1073872" data-attributes="member: 2975">1. Which is the rational position. No-one really knows. Historically:[ATTACH=full]103722[/ATTACH] Markets just haven&#039;t cared. People die in all manner of ways. I could post charts from periods of war: WWI/WWII/Vietnam: markets (once over the initial shock/uncertainty) trade higher.2. But we have agreed: no-body actually knows what will happen.3 - 6. We will never know the truth of the matter until so much time has passed that taking any action will also have passed. I repeat: Markets could care less based on historical precedent.7. That is a plan. Stick to your plan. The problem only arises when you have no plan and are swayed back and forth by the &#039;experts&#039; and end up doing nothing at all. The &#039;experts&#039; know&#039; only marginally more than anybody else.Approach the market with a &#039;Shoot first, ask questions later&#039; mentality. Not too much can go wrong.jog onduc</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ducati916, post: 1073872, member: 2975"] [FONT=Book Antiqua]1. Which is the rational position. No-one really knows. Historically: [ATTACH=full]103722[/ATTACH] Markets just haven't cared. People die in all manner of ways. I could post charts from periods of war: WWI/WWII/Vietnam: markets (once over the initial shock/uncertainty) trade higher. 2. But we have agreed: no-body actually knows what will happen. 3 - 6. We will never know the truth of the matter until so much time has passed that taking any action will also have passed. I repeat: Markets could care less based on historical precedent. 7. That is a plan. Stick to your plan. The problem only arises when you have no plan and are swayed back and forth by the 'experts' and end up doing nothing at all. The 'experts' know' only marginally more than anybody else. Approach the market with a 'Shoot first, ask questions later' mentality. Not too much can go wrong. jog on duc[/FONT] [/QUOTE]

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