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by vkou
2290 days ago
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No, because higher risk means buying more stocks. Nobody has a magic eight-ball, but given how the economic changes that we'll be seeing have barely started, I strongly doubt that: 1. We are close to having hit the bottom. 2. Once we do hit the bottom, there will be a magical, fantastic, quick recovery, that you will miss out on if you don't act quick. If either one of these is true, then buying stocks right now is jumping the gun. If both of them is false, you should buy everything you can. If you want to be safe, liquidate, and sit on cash. If you want to be greedy, the best play may also be to liquidate and to sit on cash. |
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