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Absolutely. For anyone that’s been for a while the last hype period was a case of “I’ve seen this play before and I know what happens in Act III.” It’s been a
by JCM9 4y ago
Absolutely. For anyone that’s been for a while the last hype period was a case of “I’ve seen this play before and I know what happens in Act III.” It’s been a while since we’ve had a solid down market and thus there are a lot of people that haven’t seen how the play ends yet but are about to find out. The optimistic long term view is that after the storm the cycle begins anew and new companies rise from the ashes.
- stevofolife 4y agoHow do you suggest picking what to invest in for the new cycle? That's always been the hardest part for me.
- mywittyname 4y agoDiversify. You could analyze the financials of the companies you're looking at, and gauge their product fit and overall market. But you won't have the visibility as a casual investor to get the kind of information you need to make a genuinely informed decision on a company. Since you're betting on ponies to some degree, it's wise not to go for broke on just one.
- sleton38234234 4y agoSooner or later, every investor learns it's so much better to not try to beat the market. Trying to beat the market results in failure for the vast majority of investors: even some of the most informed ones. I would go with the SPY or VTI. I know nothing and This is NOT financial advice.