As already mentioned a few times, we are in a mid-term election year in the USA. These years are usually very turbulent and can certainly lead to bear markets on the stock exchanges. Since Trump is in power, this time it will probably really come down to a major correction. The problem with Trump is that there is a lot of uncertainty - and the stock market doesn't like uncertainty at all. That's why it's damn important now not to just buy any dip, because more dips could follow ;-) Waiting for a bottom to form is the be-all and end-all. I'd rather miss out on a few percent before I'm permanently in the red. And one more thing: stay calm! No FOMO and trade wisely :-)
@Sansebastian I also believe that the NVIDIA figures will play a major role. If a fly in the ointment is found, it could really rattle. We'll see 🫡 But I share your opinion 😬
@Sansebastian I don't see it that way. I still think it makes sense to buy in small tranches at an entry price you set for yourself. You never hit the perfect entry price straight away.
@bull_investor_1994_ I never talked about the perfect time. There's just no point in buying the dip, then another dip and the next. But you'll know what you're doing
@Sansebastian Let's assume I buy Microsoft shares in tranches now and am convinced that they will rise in the long term - please explain my error in reasoning if I have one. I think you mean that by buying the supposed dip too many times you are in the red - yes, but only in the short term. How do you recognize a supposed bottom formation? How long does it have to run to be considered as such? These are serious questions.
