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Lever up. Go big or go home.
Here is a scenario... Biden is elected President, by Inauguration Day there is still no vaccine or therapeutics, 400K people dead, Biden shuts down the US economy again, the stock markets fall again by 30-40%... wouldnβt that be cool?
If Democrats win the white house and the senate. Even if we donβt have vaccine by January, they will continue with the stimulus for the working people, which in turn will make the market go higher. Vote blue.
Donβt π try π to π time π the π market π
PREACH THE TRUTH!!!
Rising Star
Don't.
Donβt time market. Have a SIP
noβt trying to. Still buying back no matter what π₯
Sure. In essence you are diversifying into cash. If you feel your portfolio is heavily skewed towards stocks then thatβs one way to hedge.
The same time frame issue applies though. You have six months for this contraction to happen to make it worth doing.
Probably best just take all your money out and take a bag of cash to caesars palace
How about donβt sell at all, just buy puts, worst case they expire worthless
Visual Storyteller
Op puts aren't for newbie.
You would need to know the strike.
Then how long your going to need the protection.
Buy bitcoin mate
I truly have NO idea about any of this stuff (joined the bowl to learn eventually) and even I know you shouldnβt try to time the market, cmon now
Asset inflation is happening and won't stop until interest rates begin to rise again and the fed stops throwing cash into wealthy people's pockets. There will be volatility but every dip is a buy opportunity.
Visual Storyteller
Really depends on the individual. That said if your not comfortable go 25 pct cash.
Honestly investing all comes down to your personal risk tolerance. If pulling 50% out and slowly reinvesting will help you sleep at night and not stress about your investment then I say go for. Just make sure youβve weighed the decision and can accept the loss of potential gains over time. Itβs your money and you have to feel comfortable about how youβre investing it.
Must also weigh the tax implications.
NEVER TIME THE MARKET.... unless you want to "think" you'll feel better for a short time at the beginning and then lose money anyway, if so, then ABSOLUTELY TIME THE MARKET!!
https://www.schwab.com/resource-center/insights/content/why-waiting-market-rebound-could-cost-you
Pro
You will never time it correctly. Sell now if youβre worried about it. If youβre in long then this dip, whether it occurs or not, wonβt matter. Use it as an opportunity to buy more.