Should we get back in?
I did yesterday afternoon but I fear the fund trade might not be accomplished in time today
Often Wrong but Seldom in Doubt school of economics and investing (the Latin for which, I am told, is “Saepe mendosus, nunquam dubius.”)
No!
I’d be careful. The left will salt the fields before leaving.
Should we get back in?
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NO! That defeats the purpose of “Buy Low and Sell High”!! Sell what you have at these levels and wait it out. Another recession is coming and the DOW will most likely be at 10,000 which will present itself with another tremendous opportunity IF you have the cash to buy then!! That’s how it works....
I will offer a different opinion and say yes. The dollar is rising against many foreign currencies. It is a good trade for foreigners to invest in America, as the investment is receiving a boost from the rising currency. There is a substantial uncertainty about European elections, and the future of the EU. The foreign money coming in will boost the stock market.
“Should we get back in?”
Get back in?Hell No.Not for me.This market is too unstable and overvalued.
Better off going to vegas and using a slot machine.
With Wall Streets history those gamblers can’t be trusted.
I never left :-) How long have you been out of the market? What you posted is the classic problem with trying to time markets.
I got back in a few days ago with my old 401(k) even though, age wise, I should be backing out a little. (Granted, I’ve been out a little extra the past couple years). Just wish that the retirement fund at my current job moved a little quicker with the transfers.
You should never have left. Buy, hold, and rebalance.