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For me, it's trying to gauge how deep the rabbit hole is.

• jayd16 2y ago
  Yes, I'm tempted to buy the dip but as a novice how do I know I'm not just hopping in the down elevator.
  • awfulneutral 2y ago
    Experts also do not know the answer to that.
  • weard_beard 2y ago
    One way to do it is pile into something with strong fundamentals you think will survive. Be the first into a rowboat that’s not leaking. Others will join you.
  • Cthulhu_ 2y ago
    Keep track of where it has been; you don't need to buy at the absolute lowest point, if it creeps back up you can slowly buy in again. Have a look at trackers like the S&P 500 after previous crashes, it takes 3-6 years for the market to return to its previous highest value. Or six months in the case of the panny-D crash.
• outer_web 2y ago
  Eh, just invest in the volatility.