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“Should I take my money out of the market?”
If you’ve been watching your account go up and down and feeling unsure… this week's newsletter is for you. 👉 Read the full breakdown in the classroom and let me know what you think.
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No when the market get low is when you buy, buy, buy
Training Wheels Still On But I Made A Bold Move Today
Lately, I’ve been taking the time to learn more about how to sale stocks. Not so I can actively trade, but so I can get rid of the securities my Investment Advisor (IA) has me in on my Roth account. I want to be in the driver seat of how my funds are invested. The twins have stressed the importance of knowing what you’re invested in and not leaving your future solely in the hands of others. My IA isn’t reinvesting any dividends so I made the bold decision and call today to remove the IA off of my IRA’s. I’m acting on the lessons I’ve learned from the twins’ newsletters and YouTube videos. As much as I like pickle juice….I now want more because I’m taking the time to learn what I want for my future self and my heirs! I haven’t mastered everything yet, but I’m committed to continuous learning and finding the confidence to step out of my comfort zone! I’m investing for longterm wealth and growth. I feel like Patti LaBelle….”I Got A New Attitude!” I hope you too are finding the courage to do something different as you learn and grow!
Training Wheels Still On But I Made A Bold Move Today
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Aweson, me too learning more about investing and understanding how money is working for me. It's hard but it worth it.
Questions
Hi everyone, I am new to the community and have questions about if there is a place where we can post questions we have? For example, I am trying to figure out what it means to buy bonds the closer I get to retirement. Does that involve selling stocks and then buying bonds on the treasury website or buying bonds that in stocks in my portfolio? Appreciate the help :-)
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Hi, what type of bonds are you looking to buy. Buying CD bonds you keep them until they mature than you can sale them. The biggest advantage is predictable, fixed income with lower volatility compared to stocks. Most bonds pay interest on a set schedule (often every six months), and you get your principal back at maturity
New Fed Chair
A new Fed Chair Kevin Warsh was voted in yesterday. Jerome Powell was the previous one and he and Trump often bumped heads. One of the main things the Fed does is control interest rates. Trump has wanted interest rates cut for a very long time and Powell refused to just do what the President wanted, but instead do what he felt the economy needed based on numbers and facts. The idea is that when interest rates are lowered people will spend more rather than save and interest rates on mortgages and other things are lowered. Many see Warsh as a Trump loyalist. Do you think we would see the Fed cut interest rates because of it?
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9 members have voted
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Don't know hope he does what best for the people and the economy if people don't spend and invest in buying house and other product there will be a big laid off and the economy will be in trouble.
New Member
Hi, I am new to the Wealth Twins Wealth Pack. I’am figuring out my finances one step at a time, building better habits, and working toward real stability and freedom. I am excited to be sharing this journey with you all. ☺️
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Welcome to the community it good to get information from other and share ideas on how you handle your wealth journey each of us maybe on a different level which is good that how you learn from other.
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Dolores Sharp-McRae
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My name Dolores I have many years of experience has an accountant. Wanting to understand investing and building wealth

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Joined Jan 3, 2026
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