This question is a bit more anecdotal/philosophical than advice-seeking, but as a number of people that post here are often new to investing, I thought it was worth asking some of you that have been around the block for your insight.
Since I have only been attentive to this world of financial literacy for the last few years, I have largely experienced nothing but this most recent period of prosperity. As capitalism involves both boom and bust, it is an acknowledged risk that there will, at some time in our lives, be a pullback in the economy (knock on desk).
For those that lived through that in the past, what is it like? What is important to remember? What were your experiences worth sharing?
Submitted December 04, 2017 at 11:49AM by hsl1290 http://ift.tt/2nr4Efn
