Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Nothing right now. Sold a bunch of stocks and holding cash waiting for a dip.

Insanity.

How is that insane to wait for a dip? I have a big buy and I'm doing the same.

Anonymous wrote:Nothing right now. Sold a bunch of stocks and holding cash waiting for a dip.

Insanity.

Anonymous wrote:nothing...the market is way overvalued and due for a correction.

Hahaha. They are back at it again. Do you realize if we have a “correction” we are back to where we were like a month
ago? Do you understand the massive negative implications of market timing as demonstrated consistently by people on this forum? Search around - you’re part of the financially incompetent group.

Nothing right now. Sold a bunch of stocks and holding cash waiting for a dip.

nothing...the market is way overvalued and due for a correction.

Emeq,dram.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Mstr, Pltr, Tesla, Hood, Nvidia, many more, but I have my own prices for them. Taxes are not really a concern.

Like a who’s who of the most despicable companies out there. Why don’t you add some GameStop and Kalshi while you’re at it

because those won’t make anyone money? Dumb question.

Prologis for the hold.

Just buying land

Anonymous wrote:Mstr, Pltr, Tesla, Hood, Nvidia, many more, but I have my own prices for them. Taxes are not really a concern.

Like a who’s who of the most despicable companies out there. Why don’t you add some GameStop and Kalshi while you’re at it

Mstr, Pltr, Tesla, Hood, Nvidia, many more, but I have my own prices for them. Taxes are not really a concern.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I just cashed out 180k of an expensive mutual fund to move to ETFs. Will put all of it in VTI and VXUS. Just trying to time it a bit as I expect another market dip. Right now seems a little unreliable.

Not asking for much of a dip. 5% is just fine. 10% is perfect!

Such a weird way to think. It seems more likely to keep going up rather than down (see all of recorded stock market history). I’d go by that rather than a gut feeling / market timing strategy. Check out the many threads on here in recent days to see how market timing typically goes.

In a typical year the market drops an average of 10%. It rebounds, naturally. It makes sense to wait for a brief dip (we've had one like clockwork these past few years). I have plenty of other funds in the market. I know we can't time it.

Anonymous wrote:I just cashed out 180k of an expensive mutual fund to move to ETFs. Will put all of it in VTI and VXUS. Just trying to time it a bit as I expect another market dip. Right now seems a little unreliable.

Not asking for much of a dip. 5% is just fine. 10% is perfect!

Such a weird way to think. It seems more likely to keep going up rather than down (see all of recorded stock market history). I’d go by that rather than a gut feeling / market timing strategy. Check out the many threads on here in recent days to see how market timing typically goes.

I just cashed out 180k of an expensive mutual fund to move to ETFs. Will put all of it in VTI and VXUS. Just trying to time it a bit as I expect another market dip. Right now seems a little unreliable.

Not asking for much of a dip. 5% is just fine. 10% is perfect!

In your taxable? I like SOXQ, AMPX, DRNZ and of course the old standby’s of VTI and VXUS