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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]All of this has been blown WAAAAYYY out of proportion. In the next six to eighteen months, investors will realize this was a great BUYING opportunity. In the next six months, war will end, commodities will flow, COVID will be readily treatable, shutdowns will cease, supply chains will heal, and inflation will consequently decrease. However, by the time all these issues are resolved (or obviously so), the market lows will be long gone. Invest now for years of juicy returns. [/quote]

There will be a buying opportunity sometime in the next year or so. I doubt it’s now.

I also wouldn’t bet on a return to the Fed juicing the market any time soon. And don’t buy Biden’s “Putin’s price hike” BS (unless you live in Europe). Losing one million barrels a day of refinery capacity (and counting — more is due to be shut down soon) was going to move gas prices higher, war or no (and Europe is still buying fuels from Russia). Even if the war ends, we’ll still be shipping LNG to Europe — they will not go back to being completely dependent on Russia again.[/quote]

Agreed. Im waiting for another quarter. The dip in earnings need to be here before the stock market tanks. I would say Q4 this year to Q1 next year. Typically economies go into recession 12 months AFTER a rate hike cycle. [/quote]

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