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That's it & that's all.
Historically, if you are NOT relying on the stock market to make money for retirement and go a safer route. You will eaten up by inflation.
And by far the easiest way are large INDEX funds. No work. Let her ride if you have the bucks.
If you pick individual stocks on your own I think you must realize their are people who do this for a living and are privy to a lot more than you are.
But it can be amusing I guess. I would say its fair to venture the vast majority of individual investors who pick individual stocks on their own are asking to fall behind if they keep playing after a big individual win. Its like gambling imo.
That's it & that's all.
Bet against the Chinese economy.
Ask yourself who benefits from an implosion of the Chinese economy, and that is where the returns will be. Mexico, and anyone doing business in manufacturing in Mexico.
US firms are re-shoring their supply chains. cheap asian countries like vietnam can only absorb so much.
Owning stocks is one of the best ways to beat inflation. The key is to diversify in terms of risk, sector, and type of investment. Don't put all your money into stocks. A few bonds, stocks, and cash, with the mix determined by your time horizon.
CC likes to speculate. That is what he is asking for: individual stocks to gamble on.
The problem with this question is that you haven't provided other important information like your investing time horizon, risk tolerance, etc.
There, that's the 1.
It's only like gambling if you approach it like gambling, i.e. looking for that "big individual win".
Then it's another financial system collapse, and bonds will get clobbered as well as equities.
Been telling ya'll since 2020 it's time to be liquid and stay nimble. The end of the boomer boom is the end of set it and forget it retirement planning.
Well that's interesting
I agree this is very interesting - though I would say more likely coincidental that predictive. Proceed with caution.
i have a lot of short term uncertainty as far financial needs go. second kid on the way, and in march we're going to find out where we're going to live during my wife's residency. might be moving somewhere with a higher cost of living, need a new car, etc.
with that in mind i've been pretty conservative. short term CDs, some treasury bills, etc
Exactly.
this is kindergarten analysis tbh
That explains why he stashes his cash under the mattress.
& there ain't nothin' with doing precisely that.
It's not analysis.
it is tho
If not analysis, what is it?
Made up ? Wild ass guess? Lawrence just overlaying graphs until they matched?
If you ever heard Summers speak, my condolences.
It's a warning to those of you who think the soft landing has been achieved.
Powell has made it very clear he wants to be Volcker not Miller.
Not if you pay 2 dollars to win on a >99-1 horse and do it only once a year.
If you do it for entertainment in small amounts I get it.
Either way you wont know the horses like the guys who run the barn, train, and watch the workouts.
My guess it's probably going to $1000 in the next 12 months. That said, grabbing the ass end of a rocket is a good way to get burned.
So it's analysis.
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