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Hi, I'm Tom Cock.

When markets royal, when they have high volatility, when there's a big sell-off, when

there's some would call a panic, I've noticed that the financial media has a tendency to

immediately turn to target date funds and say, aha, see, they didn't work. You lost money. Your value

went down. And so I read with great interest recently, an article in the Wall Street Journal comparing a couple of the target date funds, both around return and around risk, volatility.

And in this case, we're looking at 2020 target date funds, which is these are people that are retiring, right?

And this is a nerve-wracking thing. If you're

retiring and the market is gone down recently or gone back up as more recently, this is a

concerning thing. There's a lot of studies around sequence risk, right? Around I retired tomorrow

and then the market did what it was going to do

for the next few years. What impact does that of my portfolio? It has a lot. But I want to make

sure everyone is clear on these target date funds. So they compared the T.R. Price Retirement 2020

fund to the J.P. Morgan, smart retirement 2020.

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