MplsGopher
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Supreme kudos to those who timed their purchases around that Monday where it bottomed out.
I think there's no chance Dow goes below 20k again, any time soon.And sold now. It hasn't bottomed out.
No chance? I'm becoming more and more convinced we'll test the March 23rd lows. I've timed everything almost perfect (I should have bought the whole way back in on March 23rd instead of only 75 % then 25% a couple weeks later on that 2nd dip) but don't think I can get that lucky again and will probably just ride out whats coming. Probably do some day trading with my side account. Have already done that with some travel stocks and am making a killing.I think there's no chance Dow goes below 20k again, any time soon.
No chance? I'm becoming more and more convinced we'll test the March 23rd lows. I've timed everything almost perfect (I should have bought the whole way back in on March 23rd instead of only 75 % then 25% a couple weeks later on that 2nd dip) but don't think I can get that lucky again and will probably just ride out whats coming. Probably do some day trading with my side account. Have already done that with some travel stocks and am making a killing.
I'm not as doom n gloom as you... yet. I still think we can bounce back fairly quickly. If you have been in cash the last month you have missed out on some major money. Had over 70% return on multiple stocks in the last few weeks, in the positive for the year in my retirement (I work for a non profit so it's a 403b). Unless you pulled out to cash back in february you'd probably have been better off just letting it ride.I've went to about 75% cash in all accounts inc. retirement/401's. This is going to get a lot uglier when earnings start rolling in. I'd say chances are pretty good we'll retest the recent lows- and likely go lower. Scary times for retirees relying on fixed income/dividends. I wouldn't surprised if it took years to get back to Dow 29k
It can crash again. I think there is just a good a chance we see a rapid recovery as we see a giant crash which is why I'm riding it out. Most likely we'll see some ups and downs and have a "slow" recovery over a year or 2. I say "slow" because it's not a V shape rapid recovery but it would still be fast historically for the damage we are intentionally doing to our economyBad stuff has been announced on the news like every day since the low, yet the Dow is maintaining a general upward trend.
I think that: most everyone who was looking to get out, already has got out, at some point in the crazy free-fall.
If there's not a large contingent of people looking to get out, then the price can't crash again?
Right? I'm sure I'm missing something or over-simplifying things.
Have you’ve went to cash? That’s Good!I've went to about 75% cash in all accounts inc. retirement/401's. This is going to get a lot uglier when earnings start rolling in. I'd say chances are pretty good we'll retest the recent lows- and likely go lower. Scary times for retirees relying on fixed income/dividends. I wouldn't surprised if it took years to get back to Dow 29k
Have you’ve went to cash? That’s Good!
Your.Well played! 4.5 Douchebags- near you're standard rating!
Stock market looks ahead many months, maybe half a year. It’s been fairly optimistic. Personally, I’ve been agnostic on the near future. However, after seeing Georgia’s covid-19 cases going up pretty alarmingly (in my opinion) after their opening up the state has me a bit nervous (regarding the stock market). I think I‘m following bottlebass’ instincts and at least going 50% cash for awhile.Im nonplussed as to why the stock market hasn't dived deeper in the wake of a forecast Depression.