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We’re all coming over to your house George.
😂 yep
A crash jurt as you enter retirement is a life destroyer. for you and your children is you planned to leave them anything
The FED will simply print more Dollars.
In other words, to STEAL Americans purchasing power, like modern day pirates, and people just let it happen, they’re like a mafia charging people a tax
Which they also did during the great financial crisis and yet it’s still crashed
Not that simple
Won’t work this time with fiscal picture so bad and long term bond yields going higher.
this time is different
Full Port SQQQ or no balls. You Won’t! 🤣
interesting: When above go long, when below go short.
I just buy high and sell low
Easy
WSB is that you?😂
I love to do this as well
Just like my buddy Jim Cramer😆
Now l’ve hit $558,685. I was having this exact conversation with my son the other night-generational wealth isn’t just about getting money. It’s about teaching everyone not only how to make it, but also how to maintain it. It does no good for me to provide for my family if they don’t understand how to manage and sustain it.
How did you manage to achieve that level of growth? I’ve been doing everything I can to improve my investments. I want to retire in a few years and need better diversification
Crashes are just opportunity. Hold cash until it’s over if you don’t know what to do.
I’ve been holding cash for the last 10 years
@VietPhooof
@VietPho I just hit my head really hard with a hammer.
I agree with the opportunity part, but I learned a long time ago that the hard part isn’t recognizing a crash, it’s knowing what to do while everyone else is panicking. Cash is useful, but sitting completely on the sidelines waiting for the “all clear” can be just as costly, especially when inflation is steadily eroding its value.
I’d rather have a core portfolio that keeps compounding and a strategy that can actually put volatility to work. That’s one reason Midavest has become an interesting part of my approach.
Definitely a different way of looking at things, but I can’t argue with the results. I’ve been Outperforming inflation by a wide margin. The retail market is increasingly taking notice of the advantages it offers.
Do a 10 year backtest on that 200 day avg. This doesn’t work
Did you include price crossing the 200DMA FOLLOWED by the slope reversal?
Never mind that man behind the curtain! The great Oz has spoken!
@JoeSmith-jd5zg huh?
@paulpease1788 Wizard of Oz.
@paulpease1788 basically, it’s all manipulated anyway
Thanks for sharing George! Love the humor too!
‘Buy and hold’ assumes you live long enough. I’m 73, no wife or kids, no family, own home, independent income. Buy and hold for what? 😊🇦🇺
I get the point, but at 73 I’d be thinking less about holding forever and more about what my money actually needs to do. If I had $100k to allocate, how would you balance growth with having enough available for the years ahead?
I had to rethink that too. I spoke with a CFA about focusing more on income, withdrawals, and avoiding unnecessary trades instead of just chasing growth, and my portfolio is up about 41% this year.
@ClaudeRichardson Up 41% is a solid run, who’s the CFA you’re working with?
Regina Rose Steele, She always emphasizes focusing on long-term fundamentals instead of reacting to every scary headline. She’s worth the research.
@ClaudeRichardson Thank you for the lead. I searched her site up and filled the form. I hope she gets back to me soon.
Gold used to be $20/oz it’s almost $5000 now. That’s mind-blowing to me.
It tells you something about value of the dollar, doesn’t it?
It’s butt blowing to me. I just took an enormous sloppy crap.
Yeah lots of things have gone up in the last 50 years. Gold is no different.
paired with a little RSI analysis and you are unstoppable
I pulled out early
They tell you buy and hold because they pump and dump. You are the exit liquidity they need.
Bingo.
Yall been saying this since the dawn of time
To be fair some of the people advising buy and hold know that they are talking to financial illiterates who don’t have the discipline for more complex instructions. Buy and hold with dollar cost averaging is very simple and generally works across any 20 year stretch.
I’m not falling for their scam. I don’t buy into the hype; I just play their greed. I use Midavest to profit from the swings they cause when they mess with the price. When they pump, I take the gains. When they dump, I capitalize on the panic. I’m not playing their game; I’m just picking up the crumbs they leave behind, which actually end up being worth more than the whole meal.
The Smart Money doesn’t care where the price goes. They profit from the movement itself.
Passive investors are just liquidity for the active traders now.
There’s a significant problem with using the 200 day moving average when the markets go parabolic. Today, the 200 day moving average is >50% below the close of the S&P500 and for GLD, it was about 50% below the peak value of gold early this year. So, waiting for the cross would’ve wiped out half the value of your holdings.
Thank you!
If you are still in profit because of the parabolic move then shouldn’t be a problem, and it would protect you from further losses
George, I checked the link. Uh, tell Josh you need a Favicon. Trust me. Tell him.
“secret strategy” alright imma head out ✌🏼
Thank You so much !!!
If you applied that strat in September 2012 and September 2016, you would have SOLD the dip.
Come for the chuckles, stay for the strategy. Thanks for the attitude adjustment.
During the GFC I had a friend that lost about a quarter of his retirement. I told him to get out of the market, it wasn’t over. He said his financial advisor told him he would miss out on the recovery and lock in his losses. He didn’t lock in his losses, he lost about half more. I told him he would have been better off to put it in silver dimes in coffee cans behind the chili and carrots in the kitchen.