BassNBrew
Footballguy
If you keep it in cash forever then it will stay small. When NVDA is $160 at the end of the year are you won't remember if you bought it at $105, $100, $90, or even $80, but you will remember that you screwed up by not buying it.Zero clue.What do you think the absolute downside is?Well, in mine andy wife's Roth account we are at like 85% cash.
So......buy up a bunch tomorrow? Wait for a further drop??
This isn't a huge amount of money though. Our Roth accounts combined are only like 1/10 what I have in my 403b, which just stays 100% equities.
Bump for a reminder the next time a gift horse shows up.