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Fed Congress on July 1/2 Tariff pause at the end of July 9

I'm starting to like posting here, sometimes you even get normal replies ^^

Another opinion poll.

I'm getting vacation pay and the building savings next week and would like to invest most of it, my question would be before the end of the tariff break and the Fed or after?

Would you rather buy in tranches, i.e. a little before the events and a little after, or fully before or after?

I am actually asking as an interest to learn from your experiences for the next decades.

Thanks for the constructive criticism,

My investment horizon is of course long-term, but I would still like to get into a share with a good upside. I buy the share that offers a good entry point $GOOGL (+2,74 %)
$MSFT (-0,2 %)
$NVDA (+1,3 %)
$ASML (-0,48 %)
$ALV (+0,76 %) are actually my way too go.

Lg Flow

6 Commentaires

Stuttgarter81@Moneymoney

The s&p 500 has now risen by almost 30 percent since the beginning of April. In my view, this is a good time to take a breath. Perhaps there are better times to enter the market. I would therefore park fresh money in short-dated euro bonds. 🅿️ best wishes and good luck 🍀👍🏻

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Julien@HappyJulienDay

I am facing the same decision. Supposedly, the weak dollar makes it a good time to buy for long-term investments. But if we have to sell quickly because of the risk of a crash, it will hurt twice as much because of the current currency loss. If nothing happens next week, buying now is even an advantage as a long-term investment. It's playing with fire and I can understand your train of thought. If there is a setback, you have almost nothing left to add and if there is none, you are waiting in vain. For me it has always been the case that it went down as soon as I invested and then I had to watch how I started with a -30% portfolio and when I got to -10% it went down again when I added.

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BeachPlease@BeachPlease

The dollar will depreciate against the euro, so I would advise you to invest in the eurozone, where you can get some bang for your buck.

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Metis@Metis

"Tarif" in German is different from "Tariff" in English... Please just write Zoll otherwise, if you are already writing the rest in German.

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