More of a support group effort here.

Such anguish and paid over the past month. Arrrgh!
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I had a 401K before I got divorced. :-)
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I'm with you Dave, even though this is a long-term investment for me, I still cringe when I see my 401 take a hit.
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Now you have a 200.5k :-)
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No, I have my regular pension and a 000K, Dave. :-)
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I haven't opened one of the invoices for over a year now. Not even going to bother.
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I have some fun with my 401, I have some money set aside that gets invested in IPOs, those are usually fun to watch.
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Being young, mine is pretty aggressive. That and big blue does a pretty good job contributing. Overall its good, just takes some serious nose dives every now and again. I have an IRA setup as well that I have a bit more control over. South Africas and Malaysia are a booming area to invest.
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Here's a picture of mine:

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I lost almost everything I had in mine a few years ago. I decided to pull the rest out, at that time, and pay medical bills. Glad I did and so are the Dr's. :-)
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:-) but I worked out a child support pre-payment plan with "my" half. Everybody won.

As far as investments go, if you buy low and sell high, you usually come out ahead.
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I'm sure I am not alone in thinking that this girl is looking at the future value of her retirement investments.

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Yep...I am too young (33) to be very concerned. I look about twice a year.
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I dont have a 401K but i do have quite a few 601's... :-)

Would that count??? :-)
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You could probably generate a pretty steady income selling them to Mac...
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This thread is depressing!
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You're never too young. The more you prep early on the better you are in the future:-)

And then you can open a 401k for when you're retire you can continue buying more cigars

Not depressing.....just an eye opener
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When ever the market takes I dive, I just pretend like my current 401K purchase shares are on sale. It eases the pain of the drop in total value.
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Will you be my investment manager, Vinny? :-)
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I rolled my 401k into an IRA when I retired. I went very conservative after years of being really aggressive. I find I'm sleeping a lot better now. :-)
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