Yes, "investor fatigue" is starting to rear its ugly head. I am getting tired to pour money in the market to see it disappear in a matter of days. But then, I am also unexcited about bonds, cash/CDs/treasuries, gold/commodities, real estate and foreign currencies because right now we just don't know where this thing is going. A few months ago I was certain we could avoid a great depression-type scenario, but I am not so sure anymore (that would be bad for commodities, RE and equities). Yet I have a nagging suspicion that if we do avoid GD2, then we'll pay for the recovery through higher inflation for years to come (bad for cash, bonds and CDs). So what to do? My crystal ball has never been so foggy. My answer so far has been to avoid knee-jerk reactions and stay as close to the middle of the road as I can to avoid the ditches on both sides: own a good mixture of all these things which is what I have been doing all along. At this point I have become less inclined on reaping maximum profits from the crisis and more inclined on preserving what I have left. It also means that, right now, I have to buy more stocks to remain close to the middle of the road. No matter how unexcited I am about the prospect, I have to remember that putting all new money in cash/bonds/CDs would bring me closer to one edge of the road that also has its dangers.