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Emerging markets and value stocks are historically cheap on a relative basis, see the What to Do? section at the end of the article.
by MrPowers 6y ago
Emerging markets and value stocks are historically cheap on a relative basis, see the What to Do? section at the end of the article.
- Clewza313 6y agoIf the US stock market collapses, they'll go down too. They might go down less, but if the bubble is going to burst, you'd still be better off keeping your money out until then and only buying once they're cheap. Of course, this requires being able to time the markets twice, which is... non-trivial.
- icelancer 6y ago>> They might go down less, but if the bubble is going to burst, you'd still be better off keeping your money out until then and only buying once they're cheap. Not if the sure-to-follow inflation from a collapse devalues your cash faster than emerging markets and value equities.
- ur-whale 6y ago>Of course, this requires being able to time the markets twice, which is... non-trivial. What's Buffet doing right now ?