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Jeremiah Morgan
>S&P 500 closes at all time high >NASDAQ did the same yesterday I'm all cash at the moment, I got out because I think we're gonna have a minor correction soon, either way I'm buying tomorrow morning though
Now? No interest. I've only heard things that lead me to believe they are not undervalued.
Jayden Perry
There's nothing wrong with buying bonds but they're boring boomer securities that move at a boring boomer pace.
Matthew Perry
What is even the point of an Oculus?
Oliver Rivera
We had S&P500 and NASDAQ ATH today, of course it will go down a bit tomorrow, and bounce back up shortly thereafter, especially since the Dems are finally close to agreeing to a stimulus deal. Tomorrow will be a good day to buy
Lucas Davis
>$700 >trips I bought TSLA at $300 and got scared and sold it when it dropped to $250.
Juan Young
Why would the markets crash before like October? There's no fear right now about corona because it's not getting suddenly worse yet because summer, and most people are "over it" mentally. Another stimulus is coming soon... not trying to argue just curious. Are you thinking a mini-dump/correction they will squeeze in before the larger crash in late fall/winter?
Based. I bought at $999 and felt stupid. Sold at $1,600 Rebought at $1,420.69 :^)
Caleb Hernandez
you won't buy the next crash you pussy
Alexander Flores
I'm pretty boring so maybe a good fit. I was surprised at the returns on investment grade corporate bonds though, like 5% on average which isn't much worse than the average for the S&P500 - which is pretty expensive right now.
Adrian Mitchell
Anyone calling for a crash is an absolute retard. We'll have a red day correction, maybe a few, and then it's back to clown world gains because the fed just won't stop printing. Can't see anything about this changing until mid/late October, people might pull out to cash because of election fears.
Dems are closing in on HALF of what the market is expecting Gonna be a major sell the news event especially knowing that the market can’t perform on its own without stimulus shows that the real damage is yet to come The dollar is printing a big bullish candle along with indicators that should see it rise above 93 tomorrow that’s a heavy print and will shake equities hard Btw anyone who bought TGT calls you’re about to get ROCKED (or held HD/WMT)
Well through some of that I'd rather have the bonds. I mean, it's kind of a play of if I think the market is going to correct... are bonds a safer place to stash money for a bit. I don't know when it is going to correct, but, things sure are expensive now for the climate.
Austin Morgan
Why can't the market perform on it's own? Small businesses are fucked, restaurants are fucked, unemployment is fucked, but who cares? Wal Mart is posting record profits. FAGMAN only goes up.
Hunter Sanders
So does holding SQQQ.
Yes, they are a safe asset in a crash. As yield collapses so do the bonds rise. But this is a very very specific window and long term youre not going to outpace SPY with LQD or TLT. Especially in this low yield environment where there is little juice left and German bonds are already negative.
And right now yields have to increase again to attract capital, so bonds will drop. The last auctions were apparently a shit show if youre not aware. TLT seems better honestly. But there is not much juice left. You cant really ask for -1% and expect banks to buy. They do with German bonds, but only because Euro regulations and laws make them do it and they are seen as a "bank savings account". You might consider TMT.
