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You cannot predict the market. Here is a Forbes article citing the same issue in December and speculating that the stock market would not rise in 2019. https://
by FreedomToCreate 7y ago
You cannot predict the market. Here is a Forbes article citing the same issue in December and speculating that the stock market would not rise in 2019. https://www.forbes.com/sites/jessecolombo/2018/12/31/when-the-stock-buybacks-go-bye-bye/#2c3a9bdadedf https://www.forbes.com/sites/jessecolombo/2018/12/31/when-th...
If you had pulled out of the market at the end of 2018 expecting a bigger drop, guess what, you would have missed one of the fastest market comebacks.
The scenario being discussed is just one possible outcome. There are numerous other outcomes as well. You can off course bet on this scenario and pull your money out of the market, and if the crash occurs, you can tell everyone about how to timed the market. Or you might be the person who lost big time.
As with all speculation...only time will tell
- draw_down 7y agoI’d say you have two choices, “it’s coming sooner or later” and “this time is different”. Pick your poison.
- julianlam 7y ago"Lost big time" is relative. At most you "didn't gain", and it's easy to get swept up in FOMO when you don't always remind yourself of that. That said if the market shoots up and you hold on, you didn't gain anything either. No gains or losses until they are realized.