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Old 10-06-2008, 09:45 AM   #132
kevman
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Originally Posted by Slava View Post
If you're in already and don't need the money to live you are not in a bad spot. If you have more money you should be looking at getting in over the near future.
As someone with some cash that is in the process of setting up their first investment account how much liquid cash, as a percentage of assets/earnings, should one keep in a chequing/saving account as a rainy day fund?

I must add I am pretty excited about the recent market crash... compared to July my buying power just got a whole lot better
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