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by liendolucas
440 days ago
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You're assuming something like all or nothing. As I mentioned I do investing regularly, just as if you were saving money after you paid your bills and you have spare money that otherwise would be sitting in your bank account. Even if I had the amount you mentioned it would be at least for me too risky to do that move. I would do it regularly. If people are taking credits to do that, well they are making an extremely risky move as well. Just because the market could go down doesn't mean that you have to make an all-in move. |
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I'm assuming worst case, which is what you have to prepare to survive through.
> As I mentioned I do investing regularly, just as if you were saving money after you paid your bills and you have spare money that otherwise would be sitting in your bank account.
You are supposed to have 3-6 months of living expenses in your savings account just in case you lose your job. Is that what you are talking about using to invest in a dip?
> Even if I had the amount you mentioned it would be at least for me too risky to do that move. I would do it regularly.
Yes, but you are also saving money for events where you need liquidity right?
If the tariffs go on for awhile and consumption becomes expensive, we can always just cut back on consumption and invest that money instead (Americans consume a lot anyways), that is what the Chinese have been doing all along at least (although they wished their consumers would start consuming more). We are basically going to swap places with the Chinese, the writing on the wall is clear.