then you'll be prompted to buy 2 days ago...
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Hindsight trading is always perfect.
I think the big boys are waiting for the dip buyers to come in and then drive prices even further below. Everyone is calling this officially a correction but I think it will morph into a bear market. This is still early stage selling.
Look at the redemptions of SPY ETF:
https://www.etf.com/etfanalytics/etf-fund-flows-tool
The FOMO crowd is getting hit. The DCA players would be next and their conviction would be challenged.
ASSIS was rich because he bought stocks in 2009....Hope the next generation have opportunities to buy for cheap like in 2009
Those Fire dudes will run out of gunpowder and are directly helping big boys to escape.
DCA players have to ensure they don't lose their jobs.....
Hindsight trading is always perfect.
I think the big boys are waiting for the dip buyers to come in and then drive prices even further below. Everyone is calling this officially a correction but I think it will morph into a bear market. This is still early stage selling.
Look at the redemptions of SPY ETF:
https://www.etf.com/etfanalytics/etf-fund-flows-tool
The FOMO crowd is getting hit. The DCA players would be next and their conviction would be challenged.
ASSIS was rich because he bought stocks in 2009....Hope the next generation have opportunities to buy for cheap like in 2009
Friend, monthly chart, not the daily chart.
Chance favours the brave. How many people will actually dare to buy as stocks come down? Most retail investors start buying when it dips 5%, 10% and when it heads even lower, they run out of cash. Look at investingnote forum and this thread - we have so many people rushing in to buy at the early stage. And it is not as if we did not have a precedent case prior... or most were too young when SARs happened. While not every crisis is the same, one needs to make certain adjustment owing to prevailing circumstances and factors. The other group of retail investors are stunned into inaction and while most expressed that they will buy at lower levels, most did not.... by the time they start buying, the market would have already run ahead and missing the buying at prior lower levels, they decide not to buy... and all the while as the market pulls further and further away.
Chance favours the brave. How many people will actually dare to buy as stocks come down? Most retail investors start buying when it dips 5%, 10% and when it heads even lower, they run out of cash. Look at investingnote forum and this thread - we have so many people rushing in to buy at the early stage. And it is not as if we did not have a precedent case prior... or most were too young when SARs happened. While not every crisis is the same, one needs to make certain adjustment owing to prevailing circumstances and factors. The other group of retail investors are stunned into inaction and while most expressed that they will buy at lower levels, most did not.... by the time they start buying, the market would have already run ahead and missing the buying at prior lower levels, they decide not to buy... and all the while as the market pulls further and further away.

Agreed. So far I have committed less than 5% of my investable cash
In hindsight, the 3 rate cuts by the Fed, to save the stock markets in 2019 was totally unnecessary. They saved the markets against Trump's trade war, but now no ammunition left against a real crisis. There was no reason to take S&P 500 above 2500. If whole of 2019 it averaged 2500, nobody would have complained.
Chance favours the brave. How many people will actually dare to buy as stocks come down? Most retail investors start buying when it dips 5%, 10% and when it heads even lower, they run out of cash. Look at investingnote forum and this thread - we have so many people rushing in to buy at the early stage. And it is not as if we did not have a precedent case prior... or most were too young when SARs happened. While not every crisis is the same, one needs to make certain adjustment owing to prevailing circumstances and factors. The other group of retail investors are stunned into inaction and while most expressed that they will buy at lower levels, most did not.... by the time they start buying, the market would have already run ahead and missing the buying at prior lower levels, they decide not to buy... and all the while as the market pulls further and further away.
In hindsight, the 3 rate cuts by the Fed, to save the stock markets in 2019 was totally unnecessary. They saved the markets against Trump's trade war, but now no ammunition left against a real crisis. There was no reason to take S&P 500 above 2500. If whole of 2019 it averaged 2500, nobody would have complained.
Yes! I have been saying the same. Every major recession since the 90s has required a rate cut of 5-7%.
QE and feds guidances has only an effect equivalent of up to a 3% cut.
With the current interest rate, I think the feds' arsenal might not be enough to tackle the next recession.
im also allocating a high 6digit warchest. v excited.I have another 100k to allocate. If STI falls 5% more, I allocate 50k. If STI falls 10% more, I allocate another 50k. Then I am done.