Should You Wait For The S&P 500 To Crash Before Buying Stocks?

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The most frequently asked question that we get when the market goes up is... Should I Wait For The S&P 500 To Crash Before Buying Stocks? So...If the stock market were to crash tomorrow, would it be an opportunity or catastrophe for you? Every past decline is looked at as an opportunity, but every future decline is viewed as a risk. Paul answers the question about waiting for stocks to fall before buying with a strategy on how to profit on stocks in both bear and bull markets. #stockmarket #timingthemarket #stockmarketcrash #everythingmoney

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I wish they taught investing at school level. There is so much advantage to doing this!
My biggest regret is that I started so late.

EbrahamAljalil
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I've totally stopped believing in the S&P to deliver any significant return, especially this period. I'm thinking of redistributing my portfolio to other stocks, but I hardly know which ones will do well. I have about $400k set aside to distribute into profit yielding dividend equities, still not sure of which to get into. Just here for ideas

oneillbilder
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I was advised to diversify my portfolio among several assets such as stocks and bonds since they can protect my portfolio for retirement of about $170k. I need advice: Do I keep contributing to my portfolio in this unstable market or do I look into alternative sectors?

Raniyanhunter
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I'm 54 and my wife and I are VERY worried about our future, gas and food prices rising daily. We have had our savings dwindle with the cost of living into the stratosphere, and we are finding it impossible to replace them. We can get by, but can't seem to get ahead. My condolences to anyone retiring in this crisis, 30 years nonstop just for a crooked system to take all you worked for...

temmyolarewaju
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Purchasing a stock may seem straightforward, but selecting the correct stock without a proven strategy can be exceedingly challenging. I've been working on expanding my $610K portfolio for a while, and my primary obstacle is the lack of clear entry and exit strategies. Any advice on this matter would be greatly appreciated.

JonesThomas-sq
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The same people that say “I’m waiting for the drop” are the same people who would say “why would a buy a stock that’s falling”.

Meh-hrgq
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I’m learning “Time in the market is better than Timing the market”

appleztooranges
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I'm 73 and two years into retirement. This makes me very nervous. I have a shorter time horizon than I did in my 40s and 50s. I must preserve the gains I made in last two years. I'll get back in something. But, I am hearing folks forecasting that the S&P will be doing 3% for the next decade. I'll make that in a money market.

robgerety
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best way to do it:
dca every 2 weeks/ every month
if it drops more than 10% double your amount that you put in normally!

cipri
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You buy and buy and buy more on the way down.

lut
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It’s not hard to put money into a fund that’s going down. it’s hard to put it into a stock that’s going up, knowing that the crash will eventually happen.

discorabbit
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I’m a little confused by this one.. If you advocate for buying good stocks at good valuations, why would you advocate for buying an index when you think it’s overvalued? Shouldn’t your logic dictate that you accumulate cash until the index is fairly valued, at least?
Are we talking about an initial investment - which might be a larger lump sum or just a small monthly addition?
Allowing money to accumulate in an inflated money market account until you find fairly valued or discounted ideas seems like it’s not a bad idea.

iangantner
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Definitely waiting for the drop!! Cash is also a Position!! 😊

ephilippos
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Honest question though:

if you had 6 months windows before you had to cash out whatever investments you have, what KIND of investment would you do TODAY (October 2024)?

I ask because I have lots of investment already in NASDAQ, however I’m worried about increasing position nowadays.

Thank you.

pedrohgameiro
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I don't have 20 years, more like 3. So the cash I have is sitting in my account earning 3%, waiting for the crash. I know I can't judge the bottom, but it will be down way further from the present high.

canadian_investor
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I am not sure you should buy all the time. where is margin of safety if the stock market is overbought?

waynezw
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Just buy and forget set for recurring payment come back in ten years see if you still cooking usually you'll do fine as lone as you set a reasonable way. 😅

MentalJanitor
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Dollar cost average and keep some on the side for drops

Cosmo
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This is an interesting question to ponder. I'm invested in rental real estate, equities, and gold. I started purchasing real estate and etfs during the GFC. I continued to purchase real estate until the pandemic. But, I have only added to my etf positions during significant pullbacks/crashes. As for gold, I've been dollar cost averaging by purchasing physical gold every month since 2000. So, from my experience, I've done really well dollar cost averaging AND buying during crashes. In my opinion, there's no "correct" answer. Although, I will say it's critical to invest in something outside of just holding cash. Anyone that has even a rudimentary understanding of the time value of currency, knows that the present value of the cash you hold will be worth less, (worthless? lol) in terms of future value.

brutebiz
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6:05, how do you not check your account more than every 6-8 weeks? Especially with the kind of content you make? I check my account every day

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