I keep hearing that the overall P/E ratio for domestic stocks is still too high.
Sorry if this sounds like a dumb question, still learning, haha.
In that case, would it be smart to start investing these days? Many people seem to think the stock market still hasn't recovered from the run up of the late 90s.
I'd personally think despite this fact, dollar cost averaging over a period of time in some index funds, being well diversified with some international stocks in the mix, and holding for the long haul would allow stocks to correct if they are indeed overpriced and still allow nice returns.
Of course, I could be talking out of my ass?
Sorry if this sounds like a dumb question, still learning, haha.
In that case, would it be smart to start investing these days? Many people seem to think the stock market still hasn't recovered from the run up of the late 90s.
I'd personally think despite this fact, dollar cost averaging over a period of time in some index funds, being well diversified with some international stocks in the mix, and holding for the long haul would allow stocks to correct if they are indeed overpriced and still allow nice returns.
Of course, I could be talking out of my ass?