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It seems overvalued. That said, more Fed rate cuts to come. We're in a weird place

Author: LanceManion (8894 Posts - Joined: Jul 16, 2010)
Posted at 9:58 am on Oct 31, 2025
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where unemployment will rise, but so will the overall market for a variety of factors including inflation. I think there will be more sector variability, with housing and medicine continuing to lag, and tech and certain overseas investing doing ok. If you are long - say 10 years - cost averaging into real estate might be interesting. Home sales pre- to post-COVID have roughly fallen in half. Last time that happened was the early 80s and it took about 12-15 years to fully return. So, might be an opportunity there as well long-term.

Still though, may not be a bad idea to de-leverage heading into 2026 since it's an election year and who knows what will happen.


Imposing corporate abuse, neglect and greed on deserving victims.

Replies to: "It seems overvalued. That said, more Fed rate cuts to come. We're in a weird place"

  • I am getting out of the market..... - fargoz1 - 9:41am 10/31/25 (9) [View All]
    • there are macro changes in the market. Everything related to AI is exploding. I live near an area - WestCoastIrishFan - 11:48am 10/31/25
    • Without a crystal ball there is no right or wrong... - iairishcheeks - 10:38am 10/31/25
    • Trump's casino games economic agenda will eventually become painful for Americans. - conorlarkin - 10:24am 10/31/25
      • Really glad I didn't take your financial advice in April. [NT] - iairishcheeks - 10:30am 10/31/25
    • It seems overvalued. That said, more Fed rate cuts to come. We're in a weird place - LanceManion - 9:58am 10/31/25
      • Happens every time there is a technological breakthrough. AI appears to be railroads, autos, radio, - Curly1918 - 10:05am 10/31/25
        • That's fair. It won't eliminate all jobs, just change focus. I think Silicon Valley, long term - LanceManion - 10:32am 10/31/25
          • Agree, Healthcare, Education, and Skilled trades will still need bodies. - PaND - 10:58am 10/31/25
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