In my opinion, I think we will not get any rate cuts until something financially or psychologically breaks in the market. I believe the fed is trying to give it's self room to act when it's appropriate to, however, wall street is trying to bully the fed into a corner. Wall street wants lower rates to boost market valuations at the cost of higher inflation for the average middle class consumer. As how unpopular my opinion may be, I think the market and the economy needs to go through a recession to reset everyones sky high expectations and fix the psychological around the inflation argument.for me Bitcoin is the ultimate defence against a tyrannical government.r.. I would like to thank Evelyn Infurna community for being my source of crypto education as I comfortably earned 12.7 BTC. So now I'm ready for New Year..
I know this lady you just mentioned. Evelyn Infurna Services is a portfolio manager and investment advisor. She gained recognition as a former employee at Goldman Sachs; a renowned investor she is. Evelyn Infurna has demonstrated expertise in investment strategies n has been involved in managing portfolios and providing guidance to clients.
Half that cash should be in the market. They are way too young to rely on 100% cash. They’re not needing most of their $ for years. Time in the market, they’ve missed all the bounce back of the last week which made up for the “2% drop”.
I had someone ask me this question recently after she and her close circle off friends decided to get out of the market 12 months ago until after the election. She was shocked when she discovered the gains she and her buddies missed out on last year.
I poured a ton of my cash bucket into CD's a few years ago and I am making good money as a result. When I talk to friends about this, I emphasize to them, that I do not 'normally' do this, yet in our current environment, it makes sense. We'll see what the next year holds.
People worried about a 2% drop should never invest in the market. They should resign themselves to poor returns for the remainder of their life, or learn how to think about income and their portfolio. "Don't fight the fed" is poor advice. What would it even mean to adopt it as a strategy?
The “reflection moment “ is stay in the market and invest in value etf like SCHD and build on dividend (Qualified income) and keep some in the cash for short term Last year made 12k in dividends reinvested just let the market does what it does and sleep like a baby 👍🏻
Why would you watch the day to day when it’s a long term game. Quit watching the day to day and live your life. Also, living on 35k a year? That’s crazy.
In my opinion, I think we will not get any rate cuts until something financially or psychologically breaks in the market. I believe the fed is trying to give it's self room to act when it's appropriate to, however, wall street is trying to bully the fed into a corner. Wall street wants lower rates to boost market valuations at the cost of higher inflation for the average middle class consumer. As how unpopular my opinion may be, I think the market and the economy needs to go through a recession to reset everyones sky high expectations and fix the psychological around the inflation argument.for me Bitcoin is the ultimate defence against a tyrannical government.r.. I would like to thank Evelyn Infurna community for being my source of crypto education as I comfortably earned 12.7 BTC. So now I'm ready for New Year..
Use her name to quickly conduct an internet search.
SHE’S MOSTLY ON TELEGRAMS APPS WITH THE BELOW NAME.
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Absolutely. It's an exciting time to be in crypto. Strap in and enjoy the journey.
I know this lady you just mentioned. Evelyn Infurna Services is a portfolio manager and investment advisor. She gained recognition as a former employee at Goldman Sachs; a renowned investor she is. Evelyn Infurna has demonstrated expertise in investment strategies n has been involved in managing portfolios and providing guidance to clients.
Half that cash should be in the market. They are way too young to rely on 100% cash. They’re not needing most of their $ for years. Time in the market, they’ve missed all the bounce back of the last week which made up for the “2% drop”.
I had someone ask me this question recently after she and her close circle off friends decided to get out of the market 12 months ago until after the election. She was shocked when she discovered the gains she and her buddies missed out on last year.
I poured a ton of my cash bucket into CD's a few years ago and I am making good money as a result. When I talk to friends about this, I emphasize to them, that I do not 'normally' do this, yet in our current environment, it makes sense. We'll see what the next year holds.
I do CD as well. Been getting 5% + with no risk
Market return was 25% last year…. lol. Woops.
@DAL201107 26.3 the year prior as well.
People worried about a 2% drop should never invest in the market. They should resign themselves to poor returns for the remainder of their life, or learn how to think about income and their portfolio. "Don't fight the fed" is poor advice. What would it even mean to adopt it as a strategy?
The “reflection moment “ is stay in the market and invest in value etf like SCHD and build on dividend (Qualified income) and keep some in the cash for short term Last year made 12k in dividends reinvested just let the market does what it does and sleep like a baby 👍🏻
Those investors missed out on a 20% S&P gain in 2024. I would like to know how they feel about being in cash now?
I’m confused at the screen shot, it says Feb 1 , 2024. Why this video post almost a year old?
It says it's a "repost".
Why would you watch the day to day when it’s a long term game. Quit watching the day to day and live your life. Also, living on 35k a year? That’s crazy.
This video is about investing with the ol' BUCKET solution, ...., 'nuff said.
never should have got "out" of the market to begin with. a good quality growth and income mutual fund is all they need