NEWHunter
Well-known member
I spent about 10% of my available cash today on some shares of SPY for the IRA. I’ll probably continue to buy if the market keeps dropping. Anybody else start buying today or are you waiting?
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I pulled the trigger today on my new-to-me (used) 300 Win mag and am looking forward to it. I got a good price, a fair price, but with care it should hold it's value or even appreciate. Like you, used some of my available cash. Gun prices are a bit cyclical, Jan Feb oftentimes good. We'll see, right!I spent about 10% of my available cash today on some shares of SPY for the IRA. I’ll probably continue to buy if the market keeps dropping. Anybody else start buying today or are you waiting?
Not yet. This is an unprecedented event and the first community outbreak we see in the US is likely to result in another massive leg down. Have to wait for the fog to clear and then it’s time to buy the fire sale.
I’m never a seller (not even now) not for another 15 years anyway and consistently add to my positions on dips. That said, this time feels different for me and maybe I’m wrong (actually really hope that I am). Another 5% lower and adding is going to be irresistible, if that doesn’t happen oh well, I will have missed a good dip. Even without covid19 though, if Bernie takes Super Tuesday I don’t see how we aren’t going to tank some more...By the time the fog clears, the market will have already ripped higher. The time to buy is when things look and feel the worst. It's impossible to know when that is though. Maybe the worst we're going to see was yesterday. Maybe it's yet to come (my guess). However, nobody knows and hindsight is the only way to know. If a person has a lot of cash in their portfolio right now and is looking to put it to work, I would absolutely be buying at least some. Buy a little and average down if it keeps going down.
What are you looking to buy next?All you guys buying in the dip can thank me for my "awesome luck". I moved a large chunk of money into the market last week... then it dipped. I have been born with a special gift for timing markets... I bought my first house in 2007 and was forced to sell in 2009 due to a job change - took an $80k bath on that one! Fun times!