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> There's a 15% off sale on stocks 15% off from what? 15% off the maximum value achieved during a period of unprecedented monetary and fiscal stimulus? Given
by 01100011 5y ago
> There's a 15% off sale on stocks
15% off from what? 15% off the maximum value achieved during a period of unprecedented monetary and fiscal stimulus?
Given the fed reversal, it's looking pretty clear that stocks will fall quite a bit further. Buying equities now is tantamount to fighting the fed.
Timing the market never works, so if you sit out you won't know when to get back in, but the entity with the power to dramatically influence asset prices has broadcast their intentions and is about to undertake actions which will significantly devalue equities over the next 6-12 months.
- rufus_foreman 5y ago>> Given the fed reversal, it's looking pretty clear that stocks will fall quite a bit further It sounds like you have information that isn't already priced into the market. That's awesome. You can get rich.
- 01100011 5y agoYes I appreciate the snark and understand what I'm saying is going to be like water off a duck's back to the average boglehead. It's being priced in over time. The market doesn't immediately price in future events. We've only rolled back the last 2-4 months of gains so far. I've already reacted accordingly. There's a lucky Boglehead or stonks investor who was happy to catch the falling knife when I sold. I feel sorry for them but what can you do? People want to believe simple market themes and not look at the driving forces. I'll go back to buy and hold in 6-12 months depending on the fed.
- sydthrowaway 5y agoWhat percentage of your portfolio did you sell?
- 01100011 5y agoAbout half, although that was mostly RSUs from my high growth tech job which was sure to get hammered by the rate hikes(and boy has it been hammered). I'd sell more but a lot of it was already in dividend paying stocks like Kraft Heinz which are doing ok and should weather the storm a bit better.