When unsure whether to increase or decrease my cash position, I lean toward keeping it high rather than low, as long as Warren Buffett remains cautious.
@unusual_whales It’s all just background chatter in the bigger picture. Unwind, take a moment to breathe, and resist the urge to jump on every up and down. Often, the sharpest play is simply staying on the sideline.
More than six months ago, I highlighted that the S&P 500 $SPY was overbought and stressed the value of diversification, particularly by shifting toward the S&P 493 and U.S $TLT Treasuries.
Investors who shared this guidance have achieved outstanding outcomes.
The S&P 500 $SPY has shown impressive gains in 2024, but it's wise to be cautious of FOMO.
Consider rebalancing your portfolio ( $RSP $TLT) or securing profits to manage risk effectively.
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@KobeissiLetter Wages haven’t kept pace, and interest rates haven’t exactly been kind either. Supply’s tight, demand’s relentless, and construction costs aren’t helping. It’s a perfect storm for anyone trying to buy a home or even rent in some markets.
@memebangers7 @Investingcom There is a substantial likelihood that US economy is heading into a recession. For long-term investors, dollar-cost averaging can begin even now. However, I’d be prepared for further declines. A balanced portfolio is key.
@memebangers7 @Investingcom Weak hands get shaken out early, leaving the rewards for the resilient. Still, there's a more room to drop before the climb.
@unusual_whales A lot of folks share that frustration—too much money gets funneled into inefficiencies or outright abuse. The tricky part is figuring out where the line is between necessary spending and excess, and then actually rooting out the bad stuff without breaking what works.
@TheEconomist While past administrations benefited from such input, Trump’s solo approach could miss key perspectives—or cut through the noise. It’s a gamble either way.
The S&P 500 has entered correction territory, down 10% from its February 19 peak of 6,144.15, closing at 5,521.52 as of March 14, 2025.
Feeling confident about my portfolio adjustments from last month, thankfully!
Trade tensions and tariff threats continue to rattle markets—will this spark a deeper slide or a quick rebound? $SPY
@SpencerHakimian Print money and distribute it to everyone. Continue wasting taxpayer money. Refinance US debt without preparation and raise taxes. Socialist playbook.
Stagflation is a toxic mix of high inflation and stagnant economic growth, often with rising unemployment.
As of March 2025, the risk is moderate but real—supply chain disruptions, geopolitical tensions, and spiking energy costs could drive prices up while growth slows.
Keep an eye on oil prices, wage trends, and monetary policy shifts...
@JacobKinge The reserve hype fading into “seized assets as usual” tracks too. ETF outflows piling up could signal the bubble’s edge, but the maxi cope is still strong.