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re: Federal intrest rate and stock market
Posted on 6/11/15 at 11:10 pm to Big Scrub TX
Posted on 6/11/15 at 11:10 pm to Big Scrub TX
Thanks to you and thib.
That is the type of discussion I am looking to hear in this forum. I am not employed in the financial sector and will admit to my noob status. My lack of complete knowledge is why I have not sold yet.
Feel free to give me more reasons to stay in the game.
That is the type of discussion I am looking to hear in this forum. I am not employed in the financial sector and will admit to my noob status. My lack of complete knowledge is why I have not sold yet.
Feel free to give me more reasons to stay in the game.
Posted on 6/12/15 at 7:00 am to SECdragonmaster
It's dangerous to jump off a roller coaster
Posted on 6/12/15 at 10:10 am to SECdragonmaster
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Feel free to give me more reasons to stay in the game.
I don't know if you should or shouldn't. I'm not a pure buy and hold guy. And I think there is a nuance between "market timing" and investing based on fundamentals. e.g. if P/E's went back over 30X like they did in 1999, I would happily exit the market and not consider it at all to be "market timing". I simply don't want to buy American businesses at 30X. Similarly, if the market goes to 6X or whatever it was in early 2009, I might go to overweight equities based on valuation.
You can also play with different parts of the capital structure at different times. If you think things are a bit expensive now, then maybe buy some securities that are senior to the equity but still give you some good upside (like convertible bonds).
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