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I think the markets are extremely overvalued and far too much risk vs reward right now.
We're long overdue for a correction.
your thinking is destroying more and more of what should have easily been more money as an investor .
after all ,that is why we are investing .
but once you think you know what’s coming and actually position your money for what you think , you are wasting your time investing as you will never get the compounding you should or could be.
sure , you can tell yourself but i am still gaining but that is like working for minimum wage when you have skills that can get far more and telling yourself at least i have an income.
it becomes self defeating after a while.
so instead you put so much effort into dabbling in small dollar trades and the growth meter barely budges.
in the mean time you miss the big years that are supposed to pull up the lower years to a certain average
we tell you this as friends
Last edited by mathjak107; 12-20-2023 at 03:29 AM..
I think the markets are extremely overvalued and far too much risk vs reward right now.
We're long overdue for a correction.
If the market is overvalued, that may indicate a short opportunity but is contrary to the idea of how market pricing works, the idea is that the market prices in all known info. In other words, the market does not agree with you.
Also the idea that we are "long overdue" for a correction is not true by any means. We have had several "corrections" over the last few years. There was a correction as recently as in October, literally the market was just coming out of a correction when you posted. So "long overdue" was maybe a week before you posted.
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