/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>54177339
Everything is a bad sign for the market. Everything has always been a bad sign for the market. The majority of people in the 50s were so afraid of a Great Depression that they refused to enter the market despite it being one of the best times to be in the market only after the 80's and 10's.

Every year after the Great Depression another Depression has been called for, after the GFC everyone spent 15 years declaring the collapse of America was just around the corner.

After what ever they call this period there will be calls that a new crisis is just around the corner even if we go on another 10-15 year run.

Don't buy hype just buy stocks and stop worrying so much because by the time the next actual crash comes you will have wasted valuable time worrying about the crash instead of building wealth. Think of the person who in 2009 said "I will never get into the stock market." then proceeded to miss out on 12 years of growth, dividends and splits.

>>50235445
I would buy if we were crashing to 0 or if we were mooning to infinity. I hope it goes lower just so I can show you some sick ass knife catching skills.

There are people in this very thread who aren't buying into S&P ETFs and Total Market ETFs. These people actually believe they can time the market and are smarter then the casino who will legally rig the game or even flip the entire table on them.
There are anon here right now who don't understand the concept of dollar cost averaging and compounding interest and can only conceptualize the value of a position based on the numbers next to the name.

Simply put they are NGMI.

>>49560667
Did I say TQQQ? No I said S&P or Total Market. TQQQ is weighted on the NASDUMP. You only buy the NASDAQ at the bottom because unlike the S&P it does not have a history of hitting and exceeding previous highs.

>>49560742
Also this. Though imagine if TQQQ existed for the DOTCOM Bubble and Bag Holding that shit for 17 fucking years. People ROPED without Triple Leveraged ETFs shit would have been wild.

>>49542038
VOO has 508 companies and VTI has 4115 companies. How much more diversity do you need?

>>49510965
Jokes on you I already capitulated and sold off. I am a comfy Vanguard buyer because I already gave up.