10-18-2021, 08:43 AM
(10-18-2021, 07:49 AM)ken-do-nim Wrote:Events like the tech bubble or GFC cause that. It leaves some investor scar tissue until you come up with a new round of investors to help climb the next wall of worry. I just try to determine if we are in the top or bottom 20% of the valuation band and apply some common sense. I actually think it is almost always OK to invest in speculative assets. Your allocation percentage is what makes or breaks you.(10-18-2021, 07:20 AM)fenders53 Wrote: Thanks. Now I just have to get some cash back in the market. It's obvious earnings will be choppy but probably good overall. At the very least I need to add to my index ETFs. I won't be happy if I am sitting on my hands if the year finishes at new highs which would shock nobody. Sounds kind of like FOMO lol.
I was just reading an article last night from September 2020 explaining in detail why the market will crash 40% imminently. A year later ... nope! It does feel like since I really started investing last March, there's been articles full of doom & gloom available at any given time.