Soldato
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Lol at least it's not just me then. I suppose it does give a time to buy at least!
I am, I am hoping for good things. It seems promising,anyone invested in Lucid motors? I dropped some cash onto it a few weeks and dispite the recent pullback its been doing well. First delivery of cars is in october and I really like the look of them plus they aren't chinese
It was only 30% if I remember correctly. The biggest crashes have been 75%+, that's a real crash.wasn't last years crash crashier enough for you crasher people?
Discount buying time!
I don't get why there is so much weird sentiment on this forum, a lot of people seem to desire pretty much the opposite of what would be the most beneficial result. You want big drops during your (particularly early) accumulation stage of life, that way you can pile in when there is a discount and make your early retirement pot grow massively when the market reaches a new all time high, which it always does after every crash.
Possibly meSo who's buying Facebook stock?
Tech is pretty oversold at the moment. Good start to the UK markets today.So who's buying Facebook stock?
So whats going on with FB price dip is this a vote of conscience, I.e FB apparently said they are putting profit above everything or something along those lines. Are shareholders sending FB a message, giving them a slap on the wrists or are people just exercising their greed and fear and dumping their stock incase "everybody else" does?
I feel like a hedge fund manager who's sitting analysing every movement and event hoping for some crash so I can buy up and profit.
I have a regular monthly allocated amount to invest for the next 20 years before my planned retirement date. I will also rebalance when stocks dip from my bond and other similar allocations to the now bargain stocks.
Surely this is how most people invest rather than timing the market with lump sums at random times.
Chances are you’re not more intelligent than the average investor (people always greatly overestimate their own intelligence), so it’s very unlikely that you can guess right twice for each exit and subsequent re-entry to the market to sell high and buy low. Having auto balancing between different asset classes removes any need to time the market, but it lets you buy the dips and sell the highs whenever the market forces skews your pre-defined allocation percentages.
Lol what? Have you been living under a rock the past 24 hours?
You clearly haven't been analysing every movement and event
Lol what? Have you been living under a rock the past 24 hours?
You clearly haven't been analysing every movement and event