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SignUp Now!I agree. It’s just tough to watch the carnage while it’s happening. Honestly I feel good about the moves I’ve made, just have got to let them play out over the long runMeh, the price fluctuations are just noise. The only time i care about price is when i retire and am looking to cash in. I still have 15 more years minimum and i feel confident that in 15 years stock indexes will be higher than they are now.
No matter how many times you hear it, buy low sell high is hard to do.
Stay the course, invest in index funds or your favorite companies that make great products.
@ChicagoFatsFor someone with zero in the market and a few million in RE. What should be the next move? Wait for the inevitable crash or at least to go closer to the bottom to buy in. Any suggestions on what I should be looking for
For someone with zero in the market and a few million in RE. What should be the next move? Wait for the inevitable crash or at least to go closer to the bottom to buy in. Any suggestions on what I should be looking for
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Ouch, that would be down another 25%. Definitely don't think we have capitulated to max pain yet.
This is the monthly SPY. If you're not interested in trying to predict the market, picking some up at support areas (red lines) is a good play.
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If you want to make a bet on the turn, I think this is a pretty good bet. 3000 on the SPX is 300 on the SPY. I'm no expert, but until supply chains are fixed and inflation is curbed, the drop will likely continue imo. Based on the current rate hike plan, October seems about the time we'll start hearing about inflation coming under control, though there has already been talk that rate hikes will continue into next year.
For someone with zero in the market and a few million in RE. What should be the next move? Wait for the inevitable crash or at least to go closer to the bottom to buy in. Any suggestions on what I should be looking for
Not sure you will be able to pick the exact bottom, its really hard to do. Wait for the inevitable crash? The market is down about 15% from the highs a couple months ago, what is a crash by your definition? We certainly could go a lot lower but we also may not.
RE is my favorite investment so congrats to you on owning great investments already.
If you are looking to diversify into stocks now is a good time. I prefer to Dollar Cost Average into positions (buy a little bit at a time at pre-determined time intervals, say weekly or monthly).
I think SPY is your best play here. Unless you really like to follow the market and are interested in picking stocks then SPY is your best "set it and forget it" play. If you are at the gambling table and are looking for the best odds, SPY is your game.
That’s where dollar cost averaging comes in. Take the total amount you want to invest and divide it by 6. Put 1/6th in each month over the next six month. You could do the same with 12, but I think now is the time to get in sooner rather than later.I appreciate this. I don’t really have a definition of a crash but was wanting to see another 15% drop. Maybe that isn’t realistic. I waited a little to long to enter the market so what I am wanting to avoid is getting in then it having another 20-25% pullback. I’m not very knowledgeable about this type investing. RE has always seemed like the easiest and quickest way to obtain wealth. It’s also tangible and something I understand. The stock market has always felt like a fugazi
That’s where dollar cost averaging comes in. Take the total amount you want to invest and divide it by 6. Put 1/6th in each month over the next six month. You could do the same with 12, but I think now is the time to get in sooner rather than later.
We dropped 37% in 2020 due to covid, I just don’t see another 30% drop. Plus we know that the federal reserve will always bail us out.
I prefer dollar cost averaging, but there is an opposing view point to consider ....
Dollar Cost Averaging: A Behavioral View | Wealthfront
This is a guest post by Meir Statman. Meir Statman, PhD, is the Glenn Klimek Professor of Finance at the Leavey School of Business, Santa Clara University. He is also an advisor to the Wealthfront Investment Team and the author of “What Investors Really Want: Know What Drives Investor Behavior...blog.wealthfront.com
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Yes, if it were me I would pretty much do what @Croot_Overlord suggested.So you would suggest the same. If I have X amount I would like to invest break it up over 6 month period or so instead of investing all at once?
I don't completely know what that means, but sounds good to meLarge seller of Vix calls today. Delta player .... meaning they dont think the vix will go higher.
Selling the jun, jul and aug 32 call area. To me this implies they thing the market will stabilize.
They have been wrong before but its a multi-million dollar play.
Shambles. Two fucking years.Massive inflation coupled with collapsing equity prices. Yikes
Not a hijack at all in my opinion. Really interested in more detailsShambles. Two fucking years.
If there is a plan the powers better fucking execute it now. Almost 30 years as a steel guy and we are busy still but no diesel=no deliveries. Yall gonna see my ass if everything goes to shit.
We play the game by their fucking rules while they break every fucking rule and selectively enforce the laws on certain people. Enough is enough
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Sorry for the hijack
So when are you buying the bottom?Only good news for me is that I went mostly stable value fund in my 401k in the fall of '20.
So I am cash rich to buy the bottom.
Details may get me in preemptive trouble.Not a hijack at all in my opinion. Really interested in more details
I'm sure you saw the diesel threadNot a hijack at all in my opinion. Really interested in more details
Why?I'm sure you saw the diesel thread
angdawg put out. That will starve the population out. Plan to grow food and guard it.
I think the metals market is heavily manipulated myself. I've watched all metals for 30 years and can spot weird shit every week. Gold should be closer to 4k just based on the inflation and money printing.A little OT, and I've asked this a few months ago, but why in the face of serious inflation and in the face of a now evident bear market why do gold & silver continue to slide?
If it gets worse.....im down.Shambles. Two fucking years.
If there is a plan the powers better fucking execute it now. Almost 30 years as a steel guy and we are busy still but no diesel=no deliveries. Yall gonna see my ass if everything goes to shit.
We play the game by their fucking rules while they break every fucking rule and selectively enforce the laws on certain people. Enough is enough
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Sorry for the hijack
Lots of bullish trades coming through today. Wouldn't be shocked if this was the bottom forming. Snp 3925