re: Friday -- Dead Cat Bounce Day.

All I’m saying is the days of actual valuations, debt ratios, dividend yields mattering will return. The pixie dust market of the last 10 years aren’t a reality and just slinging money in the market expecting all tides to rise together won’t last.

Choose well

I know this is a meme but if you aren't buying a significant amount of gold and silver. . .

you should be

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I know this is a meme but if you aren't buying a significant amount of gold and silver. . . you should be

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Why?

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Once bond, CD and savings rates feel the big bump from rising rates, that could drive a movement away from underperforming equities as well.

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All but savings accounts are already there.

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I tend to agree, although one year outlook is less optimistic than three year for me. Dan Ives is saying this is a generational buying opportunity. Funny, this is the fourth generational buying opportunity we have had in 22 years, third generational buying opportunity we have had in the last 14 years, and second generational buying opportunity we have had in the last three years. These generational buying opportunities are getting more and more frequent.

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Tell that to my IRA that starts off the month with a fresh infusion of cash from my employer and myself and by the 10th of the month all the contributions are wiped out and starting to trend negative. I would hope to see an up trend in the market to at least get me back to at least what had been contributed to the account. Out of the newly contributed money, 60-70% of the value of new money has shrunk due to the decline in value of the investments.

Now if the market, starts zooming up, the gains will be noticeable hopefully.

If I had to guess, the market will flap like a dead fish until the mid terms and possibly into mid 2023.

If the market doesn’t change, I don’t care who the Republicans nominate in 2024, it maybe 1980 all over again.