OK, yield then.Who said anything about prices? The Fed buying bonds has always been about liquidity. Prices are mostly a function of interest rates.
I’ve been buying in my kids’ UTMA accounts here and there. They can’t touch it for 10+ years so I have a nice long runway for Apple, NVDA, Amazon and others.Even if it's two years until it turns around, the perm-bears are still wrong . . .
Politics is always first.That's because they're constrained by policy makers.
The answer to overheating economy is not always interest rates. You can do a great many things. If it's too much credit in the system, too much in circulation, congress has the ability to curtail that in ways that don't require huge increases in unemployment. But that's not the world the Fed lives in.
It's bad. Wish I had more real estate. But that's also bad. My booze may be the only thing that's up.
About time for a correction. The market has gone almost straight up since 2009. In bought the TZA at (which shorts the Russell) 15 quite a while ago and plan on holding it for the foreseeable future.SPX heading sub 3500
When did you get that at 15?About time for a correction. The market has gone almost straight up since 2009. In bought the TZA at (which shorts the Russell) 15 quite a while ago and plan on holding it for the foreseeable future.
Will be buying SCHD and SCHG on each dip
A couple years ago which was prior to a reverse split.When did you get that at 15?
Timing it isn’t really ideal. It’s more of using technical analysis to time when it will pull back or run up.Stepping onto the soapbox.........
Trying to time the market is fools gold. You may get lucky once in a while, but more often than not you will pay a price. I fear that many who have been on this thread over the last 2-2.5 years and were highly concentrated in crypto, tech and meme stocks on daily trades are in a pretty bad place. History would suggest this is a correction and for those holding steady with the right diversification and liquidity all should be fine.
..........Stepping off of the soapbox
Timing it isn’t really ideal. It’s more of using technical analysis to time when it will pull back or run up.
And maybe a little current events and what’s going on in the world too.
Assumed in your post is a World of absolutes, fully invested /zero invested. Personally, I don’t invest in Crypto because I don’t understand it. However, in the World of stocks, bonds, cash and commodities; I regularly adjust my allocations. Some plays have historically performed better under certain macro conditions. Principles such as don’t fight the Federal Reserve have been proven wise over time. When the money supply was expanded 20% through monetary and fiscal policies, stocks tend to go up in the short run. But then, too many dollars chasing too few goods causes inflation.Stepping onto the soapbox.........
Trying to time the market is fools gold. You may get lucky once in a while, but more often than not you will pay a price. I fear that many who have been on this thread over the last 2-2.5 years and were highly concentrated in crypto, tech and meme stocks on daily trades are in a pretty bad place. History would suggest this is a correction and for those holding steady with the right diversification and liquidity all should be fine.
..........Stepping off of the soapbox
You can tell when stocks are oversold, undersold, how it’s momentum is. You can key that in with key price levels to get a good idea of when things will re-test resistances or dip down to supports.Sorry, but I don't believe you can do it any better than anyone else over the long-term.