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Because they died or need to move? Because they have no liquidity? I agree in general that waiting on the sidelines doesn’t guarantee you a better price later.
by opportune 4y ago
Because they died or need to move? Because they have no liquidity?
I agree in general that waiting on the sidelines doesn’t guarantee you a better price later. The problem of there being other buyers wanting to scoop dips providing price support would only be fixed by those buyers loosing liquidity, which would likely impact any individual waiting on the sideline too.