Is it time to worry about the stock market?

Buckwheat 1

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Got the money qued already.

I think the markets have clued us in on the the head winds going forward. Rising healthcare, minimum wage increases and their effects on business, Trumps tax cuts and and regulations being rolled back in 2020, recession


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I think the markets have clued us in on the the head winds going forward. Rising healthcare, minimum wage increases and their effects on business, Trumps tax cuts and and regulations being rolled back in 2020, recession


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I've been holding onto reserves until after the crash, looking to cash in on a few large investments. Just a matter of when, but I got plenty of time to wait.
 

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I've been holding onto reserves until after the crash, looking to cash in on a few large investments. Just a matter of when, but I got plenty of time to wait.

Everyone here seem to anticipate a crash but stay long the market. Makes O sense.


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Everyone here seem to anticipate a crash but stay long the market. Makes O sense.


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I have money I use to play with stocks, but keeping my bigger reserves for some planned investments once the market crashes, it always does. I'm not in a rush.
 

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I think the problem is people panic and pull out too early. Unless you need the money like in a year or so, let it sit there. It will bounce back at one point. Ride it out and cash out when it back up.

I threw a bit of money to a couple of stocks and I don’t see them being worth anythjng crazy for at least 2-3 years. I have time. I will wait
 

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There are no signs of a bottom yet. Can change on a dime with a deal with China, but many people and institutions have lost a lot of money so far. Check out your 401k.
 

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Stay the course. Things will be fine in the long run. I'm down over 20k but I will continue to max out TSP and my IRA.

On another note: did anyone pick up AAPL stock when it dipped?

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Market's been doing pretty good lately.
I got my last quarterly report,.................:confused: o_O lol
 

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The S&P 500 will most likely hit approximately 2696 before Feb 1st or 2646 before March 1st before dropping to approximately 2250 by April 1st or 2265 by May 1st. At that point we either hit a full on recession/crash or recovery and keep going up. If we enter a larger correction I am targeting around 1150. Hell even if we bounce from 2250 or 2265 all the way up to at or near previous all time highs, we could still see that recession scenario play out. Ideally I want to see a monthly candle open and close completely above 3000 to say we're safe for another bull run. If my numbers sound arbitrary and made up, go ahead and pull up the monthly and do some charting yourself. It's scary
 

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