President Donald Trump’s coronavirus press conference has not stemmed the global equity slide as world-wide infections climb and U.S. stocks have tumbled into correction territory.
“If you think it is essentially a short-term problem, a hit to growth, but then it is over by the summer, then you’re fine going into the market. But if you think it is worse than that, then you have to play that out,” she told MarketWatch. For average investors, it is OK to wait for more information, but also “take some risk off the table if you’re sitting on gains,” and don’t go overboard on buying perceived safe-haven assets, Levine said.The chart Here’s our chart from Goldman Sachs strategist David Kostin and his team, who predict the S&P 500 could drop to 2,900 from here if investors start to believe the coronavirus outbreak is spreading, but rebound to 3,400 by year-end.
Yes, wait until an investment publication tells you when to invest. Your loss is my gain. Today was a 11% return day if you saw that the virus hype was overblown on Friday. Tomorrow, we’ll gain some more.
Several hours too late.
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I put my hand upon your hip When I dip you dip we dip You put your hand upon my hip When you dip I dip we dip! I put my money in this shit! Buy the dip, dip, dip, dip!
No. You don’t need to wait for the signal. The signal has been decades in the making. If you’re a long term investor, the time is always now. HeadlinesAreNoise investing
Don’t time the market
Wait for it to rally 5%? Lmao
Don’t time the market