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

[Bob Morris]

Looks like the AAP is a fund of funds, so it should be broad-based. An
aggressive approach will fluctuate more than a conservative approach, so
your tolerance for risk might be a primary concern.

Legendary investor Peter Lynch once said if you can't handle sudden,
unexpected, and steep drops in stock prices then don't buy them. That would
include an aggressive approach too.

I agree with Mark, ask for specific advice and information about the funds.

On Wed, Jun 18, 2008 at 5:41 PM, Joseph Catron <jncatron at gmail.com> wrote:


> How can I track the growth, or lack thereof, of a MetLife asset
> allocation portfolio
>  I'm very new to the world of 403(b)s, owning small pieces of the
> companies I'm paid to organize against, etc.
>