Stock Market Crash?
Any estimates of when the stock market will take a 15 to 20 percent dip? Maybe more? I’m thinking it’s not going to be as crazy as 08/09 but longer. I’m going to guess the market stays relatively flat for the summer and take a small 2-3 percent dip starting in September to close out the year and 2019 is going to be start of a steady drop off maybe 20 percent at most though for the entirety of the bearish market. Dowj will probably go back to the high 19ks and will probably last until end of 2021 summer. I decided to try to time the market and keep my cash in money market funds. Any guesses?
So, did you short everything ?
No too risky. Im guessing.
If your 'predictions' are not reflected in your portfolio, your post is pointless bullshit. Come back when you're serious
What?
I hear too many bearish opinions. That makes me wanna say, this bull market has legs. Dow will be back 26k+ by December.
Stocks are aggressively valued right now but that doesn't necessarily mean a bear market or even a "correction" is somehow imminent.
Lol, another idiot who thinks they’re clever. Next.
Not thinking I’m clever. Like I said, it’s a guess.
Yet you’ve taken the time to come up with pretty specific dates/numbers and post on Blind. Plus you explicitly said you’ve tried to time the market. Which does make you think you’re clever, and consequently an idiot. But you may be a lucky idiot; good luck
Guess Time or Price. Very hard to guess both. If this doesn't make sense to you, you haven't done your trading homework yet.
Pay attention to the trade wars, treasury yield curve, fed interest rates, nyse advance - decline line. Conditions favoring a bear run.
Dude the fact is nobody can predict. Every time we see a big red day we think okay this was the top but market comes back with force. I honestly dont think you can guess.
OP. You’ve convinced me. I’m selling everything. Then shorting everything.
What are the facts behind these thoughts of yours ?
Intuition and hunch but backed by some educated guesses from news, political factors, real estate, etc.
Lol that's stupid. Please don't don't time the market. Wall street is full of well paid people working 60-80 hours a week and watching companies, graphs, tendencies, etc. They're wrong pretty often.