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Why can't there be both areas covered, the way it is now? "Investing" and "trading" ?
There is no "one right way" to do it, and there are many different areas to discuss.
Dare I say that "trading" is the most interesting way to do it - of course it's not for everyone.
I consider “Share Your Trades as You Make them, a short term trading post, and “ long term investors, what are you buying and selling today?” As long term investing.
You called for a 20-25% drop. During that time period the S&P went up 10%.
I didn't remember putting a % decline on my call. And the DJIA (which is the index I follow - notice my original posting here) was up less than 5%.
That does not equal 35% in my book.
Considering you originally said it was a 60% drop...
Last edited by Lizap; 10-02-2023 at 05:16 PM..
Reason: Cleanup from previous poster
History tells us markets do fine with higher rates
You're not getting it. We have seen things in the past 3 years that we have never seen before: economy locked down to combat a virus, 32 trillion in national debt, return of high inflation, and so forth. And let's not forget the biggie: the return of student loans having to be paid after a 3 year hiatus.
At some point, the market will be at a buying opportunity again. Nobody disputes it. But that time isn't now.
JMO of course.
You're not getting it. We have seen things in the past 3 years that we have never seen before: economy locked down to combat a virus, massive wave of 'migrants', 32 trillion in national debt, return of high inflation, and so forth. And let's not forget the biggie: the return of student loans having to be paid after a 3 year hiatus.
At some point, the market will be at a buying opportunity again. Nobody disputes it. But that time isn't now.
JMO of course.
Youre too much!
Learn history. We've been in much worse times.
Everything you just wrote isnt "news"
Market is like 10% off it's all time high and you , as usual, act like we are at depression levels.
This market crash prediction will , like your others, fail then when you get called out you''ll claim that people are "picking on you" lol
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