Saturday 8 October 2022

Time To Buy Stocks?

Don't get caught up in the euphoria. The "fear of missing out" is very dangerous. And it could lead you to chase returns that might never happen

 

When Should You Buy Back In?
Wait For This Signal


The stock market is tanking...

The S&P 500 Index is down roughly -22% so far this year. The tech-heavy Nasdaq Composite Index is doing even worse. It's down around -32%.

But as bad as it seems right now, the stock market is still the best game in town to grow your wealth, if you know how and when to buy in.

Now, I would love to run headfirst back into stocks. I'm guessing most folks would, too.

But I'm waiting for a signal. And not just any signal, either. 

Let me explain...

You see, a few "up" days – or even a couple "up" months – in the middle of a bear market can play with your emotions. It might feel like stocks have finally turned the corner, only to get spanked all over again.  

But don't get caught up in the euphoria. The "fear of missing out" is very dangerous.

It could lead you to chase returns that might never happen, or worse, it could lead to losses.

Find out what needs to change with this indicator in order to go all in.  

 

Yes!  Show Me Now
 

These are still very exciting times to be investing in stocks.  You DO NOT want to miss this. The time to prepare for a market turn in NOW! 

Thank you,
TradersPro Team

 


 

 

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