Attached image is me watching the news, so let's talk about something else. I had all the snow near me melt, and then got about a foot overnight which was nice except for the snowplow blocking in my car and making me have to shovel.
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I've thought about if I should do anything with my retirement funds, and I don't really have a good answer other than just "leave them be". If the US economy tanks, it'll probably be monopoly money anyways. The only real thing I could do is become a goldbug or prepper, and that's not appealing for a variety of reasons.
I was still invested in some individual stocks in my IRA that have taken a beating. I had planned to sell them and go all in on Vanguard S&P500 ETFs, but had not yet. I’ve lost about 30%, but feel like the only option is to wait it out now.