Losing large chunks of your 401(k) is avoidable.
It’s not that hard if you use the right mutual fund tools.
Start with a 401(k) risk-managed strategy.
A logical and disciplined approach.
To preserve our 401(k) principal.
Let the co-worker you don’t like continue to “buy-and-hold.”
100% exposed to the stock market roller coaster.
The fewer emotional decisions made in your 401(k).
The more consistent your investment returns over the long term.
The foundation of preserving your 401(k) principal.
Starts with a 401(k) “stop loss.”
The dollar amount or percentage of your current 401(k) balance.
If the stock market takes your 401(k) below the “stop loss” level.
You have a plan to “do something” in your 401(k).
Bring your 401(k) investment management skills.
Into the world of real-time stock market and economic trends.
A 401(k) “stop loss” is a dynamic event.
A proactive tactic that sells the worst mutual fund or funds you own.
A moves part of your 401(k) account balance to the money market.
Your favorite sports team needs to play defensive.
Your 401(k) investment management requires the same.
A 401(k) “stop loss” provide a clear mutual fund exit strategy.
Removing the guesswork of “when should I sell” in your 401(k).
Is a “stop loss” the perfect 401(k) investment management strategy?
No.
It’s an informed and calculated strategy.
To avoid significant losses to your 401(k).
Your reaction to the next great stock market decline is key.
To avoid the worst mutual funds in your 401(k).
A 401(k) “stop loss” weeds out your bad mutual funds.
Over time, you only own the best mutual funds in your 401(k).
Ready to upgrade your 401k) mutual fund picks?
I can give you more confidence in your 401(k) mutual funds.
And show how a 401(k) “stop loss” will help you.
Ric Lager
Lager & Company, Inc.
