I am getting out of the market.....
...I don't trust what I am seeing. Tell me why I am wrong.
Replies to: I am getting out of the market.....
there are macro changes in the market. Everything related to AI is exploding. I live near an area
targeted for server farms. The amount of $ being dropped into these projects is staggering. Look at companies linked to the infrastructure of this building boom. I'm realizing great returns on the companies I've uncovered via research.
Consumer staples is and will be changed forever by Amazon.
Without a crystal ball there is no right or wrong...
just strategies that align with your risk tolerance and individual situation.
Curious, are you going to cash or something else? How close are you to retirement in years? How close are you to your retirement goals?
Trump's casino games economic agenda will eventually become painful for Americans.
My guess is next summer.
Really glad I didn't take your financial advice in April.
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It seems overvalued. That said, more Fed rate cuts to come. We're in a weird place
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.
Happens every time there is a technological breakthrough. AI appears to be railroads, autos, radio,
TV, the internet ON ROIDS.
That's fair. It won't eliminate all jobs, just change focus. I think Silicon Valley, long term
may be completely revamped
Agree, Healthcare, Education, and Skilled trades will still need bodies.
I can see Finance, logistics, customer service, and eventually manufacturing losing jobs.