Here comes the “dip”

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:In the age of index fund investing and dollar cost averaging, is there really such a thing called "dip"?

Nope. There is too much money in this economy. Where else are people going to put it? The next fed chair has already bizarrely pledged to cut rates? So goodbye to HYSA.

Real estate? Nope. Have you seen the direction of property taxes.

I love it when people act like everything is great around us. Maybe its the fear of drowning alone so they want pull others with them.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Yes the Houthis entering the war just screams recovery

Yeah, I agree. I don't see US exit strategy at all. You can't kill my father and then ask me to make a deal. I will fight you as long as I can.

[Anonymous]

Our strategy is commodities and municipal bonds

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Mark my words, S&P will have a 5%+ day between April 3-9.

The best to buy right now would be cruiselines and airlines. Those will rise 20-30% in the next 30 days.

I will come back to this post in 3 weeks and reply to it.

Doesn’t that depend on Trump figuring out how to cut tail? I mean, he obviously wants to do that, but he obviously also cannot figure out how to.

[Anonymous]

Down 7% here from my all-time high. It's significant, for sure. Fortunately, I'm still in the accumulation phase so I think about the fact I'm buying on sale right now. As I get closer to retirement, I am going to shift my asset allocation, maybe even do a TIPS ladder or buy an annuity, but for now, buy and hold, hold, hold.

[Anonymous]

Down > 10%