Markets have been brushing off bad news for a while now, but with geopolitical tensions escalating again, it feels like we might actually see a real pullback.
If that happens, do you see it as another quick dip to buy, or the start of something deeper?
What signals or sectors are you watching to decide whether to step in or stay cautious?
With war tensions rising, can next week finally be a “buy the dip” moment?
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Posted by Warm_Bobcat6310
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I’m 50% in stocks, 50% cash. Waiting for a big move either direction. If it drops big 10%, 20% will buy the dip. This market has been fairly resilient barely 10% down on war-oil-saas-privatecredit-ai-o-calypse
When no one talk about buying the dip, that’s when I will start buying
Considering Iraq and Afghanistan went on for 20 years and we are 1 month into a much more poorly planned engagement, you may want to exhibit some patience.
We had a 7.5% dip.. Currently sitting at 4% dip. How many do we need?
I think there’s going to be bigger dips than monday. There’s three years of this left, and Trump get worse every single day.
The longer the markets remain irrational, the longer and worse the shock will be
You should have been buying this whole time though
People need to look at the bigger macro picture. This war isn’t resolving any time soon, several weeks at best.
On top of that, any relief rally post-war will get swallowed by policy uncertainty driven by midterm elections and lobbying that will kick off as we get into summer months. If your horizon is decades, no issue. If you’re swing-trading or day-trading, 99.99% will see their portfolios blown up if they give in to FOMO and lack discipline to not force trades.
We’re not even in correction territory yet. Keep an eye on volatility and correlation.
Yeah, if oil stays above 100$ until may we will have the same pullback as in 2022-23