> Only consider buying stocks when nobody but nobody thinks it's a good idea. When "buy the dip" has utterly left the popular vocabulary. When dividends + valua

> Only consider buying stocks when nobody but nobody thinks it's a good idea. When "buy the dip" has utterly left the popular vocabulary. When dividends + valuations are at bargain-basement levels. I would say the above is definitely true for certain sectors of the market now. Energy (oil & gas) comes to mind. Perhaps banks and emerging markets too. The broad market, on the other hand, isn't even down 20% yet.