@embgaspbaud@rektmando Yes, the biggest problem is the fear of chasing highs😂But if the fundamentals and expectations haven't changed, waiting for a 50%-100%pullback before entering might mean you never get in. It seems we should wait and see,and not worry too much about buying at the absolute bottom
@SigEStructure@DeItaone@tleilax___ If the Houthi rebels continue to blockade and attack oil tankers of other countries carrying Saudi oil in the Red Sea, global oil prices and shipping costs will skyrocket.
@lord_schalll@satoxis Regardless of their arguments, a prolonged period of high interest rates means persistently high borrowing and home-buying costs for ordinary people.
@embgaspbaud@rektmando Never blindly chase the market at its most frenzied and high point when short sellers are liquidating, out of fear of missing out. Otherwise, you are very likely to suffer serious short-term capital losses.
@AndreaBz1980@ekwufinance While the Federal Reserve's implicit "flooding" of liquidity may have prevented a collapse in the Treasury market in the short term, it is severely undermining the credibility of the US dollar in the medium to long term.
@JohnPatricxei7@JoshYoung Whenever oil prices surge, the government's diplomatic pronouncements are precisely timed, using expectations to provide ammunition for short sellers.