[lbo-talk] Probably the stupidest investment question posted here ever

[Joseph Catron]

How can I track the growth, or lack thereof, of a MetLife asset
allocation portfolio
(http://www.metlife.com/Applications/Corporate/WPS/CDA/PageGenerator/0,4773,P7751,00.html)?

 I'm very new to the world of 403(b)s, owning small pieces of the
companies I'm paid to organize against, etc.

Also, while I have your attention: I understand that an AAP is
preferable to a straightforward portfolio, if only because I'm lazy
and have other priorities.  But at this (relatively young) point in my
life, assuming I want to make money, I'm better off with the
"aggressive allocation portfolio," right?

(Yes, I imagine none of you are qualified investment advisers, and no,
I won't sue any of you.)

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