Thats what I'm talking about. If your buy order is in for tomorrow you'll be buying on the way down. Unless You have a buy-in price set
And if you do not have money left, buy on margin?Buffet says if the market is on sale, buy. If it drops even more, buy. And if it drops again, buy.
And if you do not have money left, buy on margin?
Mortgage your house, get a Heloc?
Might not be a bad time for it.Hmmm - tax loss harvesting? At least on the funds with the larger projected cap gains.
I met a Brit a few days ago. He encouraged me and others to visit as it was really cheap right now.
Hmmm - tax loss harvesting? At least on the funds with the larger projected cap gains.
Yea it may be time to buy but not VTI since this may have long term negative consequences on US economy.
More like VXUS.
Looks like the futures are settling down to a bit over -1%.
I just completed that yesterday morning. By Friday, I will have a stash of cash to invest. Meanwhile margin.Hmmm - tax loss harvesting? At least on the funds with the larger projected cap gains.
And if you do not have money left, buy on margin?
Mortgage your house, get a Heloc?
That's whats holding me up. How much do I put in now? And how much do I keep available for future opportunity?
Looking to do a Roth conversion today!
Interesting idea... not sure what the benefit of converting today vs yesterday would be other than it transfers a smidgen more percentage wise from tax-deferred to taxable (assuming an eventual rebound). Am I missing something?