2/ My plan is to wait until around 1 month after lockdown ends (when I expect a spike in fatalities to spook the market), then move 1/x back into market each month. X something like 5 or 10. 2Q earnings reports in there too. Dollar cost averaging.https://twitter.com/shlevy/status/1256350691905482757?s=19 …
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3/ TFW Warren Buffet agrees w youhttps://twitter.com/lisaabramowicz1/status/1256680659617296389?s=19 …
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I can buy that securities are ranging from overpriced to worthless before transaction costs, but how do you decide when to get back in? And doesn't inflation seem likely? I'm leaning toward spending excess cash on ahead-of-schedule purchases of things I know I want eventually.
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>how do you decide when to get back in My plan is to stay all-cash until I think the uncertainties are mostly resolved. I might miss the bottom, but I'm happy to miss the downside in the meantime.
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Hard to time the market. Traders and professionals are pessimistic about earnings and global economy. Problems arise when average investors panic and sell which force funds to liquidate which in turns causes more selling. Markets hate uncertainty.
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As if “average investors” have a significant effect on the market.
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No gold?
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