Will you invest in U.S STOCK NOW ?

[trandonnghia92]

CPI/ Inflation rate are high, FED cause a lot of problem in the interest rate and also the market

Will you choose to Invest now or wait, and why?

And if you choose to wait, until when you will jump in the stock market?

[RyanJ]

I am still investing. Every month like clock work for years.

A large portion of my income is auto deposited in my brokerage account which is swept into the market automatically each month.

[beshannon]

I am always investing

[enjoythemusic]

Is there 'blood in the streets' yet?

Not yet imho, but there's always currency to be made on the up and downs.

[m j b]

Buy, buy, buy.

Buy quality, not meme stocks or hyped b.s. You can never spot the bottom until later.

This is a long-term strategy for "investments". If you are just playing and want a quick return, then buy options and memes.

That's also a great quick and very efficient way to lose a lot of money. DAMHIK.

[HHIslander]

Now is probably not a bad time to buy blue chip dividend stocks if you are in it for the long haul.

[superdog]

I am getting closer. But not yet.

Likely just before or after the midterm elections.

But I am thinking 3,200 is my magic number.

[brandrea]

I’m Canadian but our markets tend to follow yours.

I’ve been buying cash generating, dividend growers during this volatile time. Examples of these: banks, utilities and oil and gas, (as much as it is unpopular to some here), and infrastructure which includes pipelines.

As an FYI, many oil and gas companies will be debt free in the coming quarters. If that doesn’t resonate, read it again, debt FREE. They are already spinning off unbelievable cash flow which is flowing back to share holders. They’ve finally figured out the plot … no more dollars going into exploration and drilling. Run out the reserves, and pay the money back to the shareholders. Some of these companies have 30+ -40 years of reserves.

[Letsgodiving]

No way to predict the bottom so I buy on the way down and will hold long-term. The only way to lump-sum at the market bottom is to be extremely lucky and luck is not a strategy.

[espanol]

I try not to let the pursuit of perfection in timing the bottom be the enemy of sufficient when it comes to investing. It’s a losing game. Courtesy of Putnam Research:
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[Chewbacca]

Rolexeses!!!!!

Rolexeses are flooding the market. Already have 67 Daytonas at ~$7k below MSRP en route from the UK.

Be smart. Wear your 401K !!!!

[Trailboss516]

Monthly for as long as I can remember.

[Mifune]

time in the market is better than timing the market

dca

[pickettt]

Originally Posted by Mifune

time in the market is better than timing the market

dca

Make no mistake about it.

[enjoythemusic]

Best bet may be to follow what members of the US Gov top employees buy, they seem to have an optimum way of profiting in the market. Just remember the losses due to currency devaluation and VIG.

[SDGT3]

Originally Posted by enjoythemusic

Best bet may be to follow what members of the US Gov top employees buy, they seem to have an optimum way of profiting in the market. Just remember the losses due to currency devaluation and VIG.

Or their spouse.

[Tri-Tip]

I haven't sold anything and have begun to add to my mutual funds.

[Laszlo]

You can buy now or later it won’t make any difference. Many many more years ahead of us before we ever get close to high times again. If at all…

[kieselguhr]

Yea why not?

[scarlet knight]

Originally Posted by Mifune

time in the market is better than timing the market

dca

Take a look at a 30 year chart of the S and P 500. 45 degree angle up.

[pickettt]

Originally Posted by enjoythemusic

Best bet may be to follow what members of the US Gov top employees buy, they seem to have an optimum way of profiting in the market. Just remember the losses due to currency devaluation and VIG.

Yes, indeed. I wish I had Pelosi's crystal ball.

[superdog]

Originally Posted by kieselguhr

Yea why not?

Well, there is a very real possibility the down turn is just getting started.

But I do realize that convention wisdom says keep buying, go long term. I do get it. And mostly agree with it.

I simply think it’s better to buy low. And all indications appear to point to further declines all around.

[Kowaco]

This looks very similar to 2008-2009 in that the stock market is in a slow decline to an unknown bottom. I think we have a way to go best case. Europe is going to get bad in a number of ways and it’s not go to fix itself for a long time. Unfortunately I predicted we would go below 30,000 hoping it would bounce back and we could all go back to drinking our Starbucks and wondering which Rolex we were going to buy next. Im not sure where to put money now.


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[walds11]

Originally Posted by beshannon

I am always investing

Me too.

Originally Posted by superdog

Well, there is a very real possibility the down turn is just getting started.

But I do realize that convention wisdom says keep buying, go long term. I do get it. And mostly agree with it.

I simply think it’s better to buy low. And all indications appear to point to further declines all around.

Care to share insight that your FA may have shared with you? I don’t have an FA. I am interested in hearing other’s professional insights.

[Gladiat0r]

My financial advisor told me he doesn’t believe the s&p500 will drop much lower like 3200 or so. Thinks 3500 is more or less the bottom but obviously no crystal ball here, plus I have some pretty bad luck investing overall so don’t go by some moron on the internet.
But he called me yesterday to buy (SP500 etf) since I cashed out beginning of the year when I was concerned with the state of things. Said long term I can’t go wrong buying back in now and holding and I tend to agree with that instead of holding out much longer trying to time the market (even though that’s what I just did…)

[enjoythemusic]

Be sure to account for winter energy costs. Imho there's still not enough 'pain'... and market right now is easily manageable by the PPT. Once they lose control all bets are off.

That's when it might be time to jump back in imho.

[beshannon]

[beshannon]

[mountainjogger]

Hilarious. But does not stop them from spouting. And cashing in on spouting.

[superdog]

Originally Posted by walds11

Me too.



Care to share insight that your FA may have shared with you? I don’t have an FA. I am interested in hearing other’s professional insights.

He is similar to most. He too thinks we don’t go below 3,000 and doesn’t think it likely to go that low.

He’d like to start deploying capital in the next month or so. Slowly of course.

He’s a bit riskier than I am. But we have different goals.