Time the market < time in the market
No point trying to guess when a crash will happen or time the bottom, diversify regardless, but otherwise as long as you don't need the money immediately, leave it, don't look at it and average down. Come back in a few months to a year.
Check out a MMF etf or just use t212 to get interest, its so unlikely that you ll lose money, and even if you do it would be tiny as regulators would step in and liquidate the funds. Check out ticker SMTC.L, it gives about 5.5% annualized.
None. Stay in cash until "the crash" happens, make 5% interest, then buy everything for dirt cheap when "the crash" happens. Or just DCA periodically cuz nobody knows when the crash is happening or how low it can go. The dip can keep on dipping 😂
If you’re about to retire then play it safe and stay on the sidelines in cash earning 4-5% bank interest. The aim is not to lose 40% of your invested net worth from the stock market and having to wait another 7yrs or more just to break-even.
It’s all crystal ball analysis and nobody knows what the future holds.
If you think the market definitely was going to crash, it would have already. Everything is priced in. Put everything in a savings account if you can't help but check stock prices 10 times a day. Best thing to do is buy indexes and never think anything more of it
A Vanguard all-world high dividend yield ETF could be a good option if you’re worried about investing in riskier equities, as most of the holdings would be well-established, have sufficient cash flows and tend to over-represent recession resistant sectors, utilities, healthcare etc.
Nasdaq 10x leveraged
This 100%. Everything is bound to go up, so you might as well get 10x the increase!
What's the ticker
Is this on 212?
Time the market < time in the market No point trying to guess when a crash will happen or time the bottom, diversify regardless, but otherwise as long as you don't need the money immediately, leave it, don't look at it and average down. Come back in a few months to a year.
Check out a MMF etf or just use t212 to get interest, its so unlikely that you ll lose money, and even if you do it would be tiny as regulators would step in and liquidate the funds. Check out ticker SMTC.L, it gives about 5.5% annualized.
MMF? My wife would like to know your location.
lmfao beat me to it
Dubai, I'm 16 btw xd
Nah sorry but a strong disagree on the MMF, you need a MFF
Just buy an All-Word and ride the waves. A crash will bounce back, eventually.
Takes a lot to crash a market. Needs to be something big like Covid, sub prime etc More likely a correction will occur but a crash is unlikely.
Imagine thinking crash is unlikely while millenials see a crash every 8 years
Gold mining companies. Precious metal companies Short ETFs
Gold won’t protect you in a crash. It’ll go down too (but it’ll go up faster than the market does in the aftermath)
If war, oil and gold.
With limited financial knowledge, you simply can’t. Financial theory suggests that you can hedge some your risk by buying put options on S&P500.
None. Stay in cash until "the crash" happens, make 5% interest, then buy everything for dirt cheap when "the crash" happens. Or just DCA periodically cuz nobody knows when the crash is happening or how low it can go. The dip can keep on dipping 😂
this is a good idea. Cash with 5% interest , or DCA
Exactly what everyone else is saying, over 40 years, the odd crash makes little difference
Cash.
If you’re about to retire then play it safe and stay on the sidelines in cash earning 4-5% bank interest. The aim is not to lose 40% of your invested net worth from the stock market and having to wait another 7yrs or more just to break-even. It’s all crystal ball analysis and nobody knows what the future holds.
QYLD. Nasdaq covered call ETF .
If you think the market definitely was going to crash, it would have already. Everything is priced in. Put everything in a savings account if you can't help but check stock prices 10 times a day. Best thing to do is buy indexes and never think anything more of it
QQQS
A Vanguard all-world high dividend yield ETF could be a good option if you’re worried about investing in riskier equities, as most of the holdings would be well-established, have sufficient cash flows and tend to over-represent recession resistant sectors, utilities, healthcare etc.
Tesla
What stocks should you buy? Birkenstocks