re: 2 year inverted yield curve

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When stock prices drop, they are on sale. Why on earth would you want to miss out on cheaper prices?

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Do you not understand that if he keeps his money in those 401k, that it'll drop that amount. It's basically like saying if someone is holding onto NVDA at $1,000, and it's predicted to go to $500, saying why would you want to sell it when you can buy at $500. Doesn't make sense, he's already invested. If he holds, it too drops 50%. What should he do? Hold until it drops 50%? The wise move is what he is suggesting would be to sell now and buy back at low. You can't buy anything if you're money is already tied up in a tanking stock market