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hi guys
need a suggestion about investing at this time or should wait for price drop
If the numbers add up and it fits your current strategy and position then there is no question.
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wait for price drop
You can’t predict or time the market, so don’t even try it.
Make offers based on numbers that:
a) makes sense
b) provide you with buffer
c) allow you to add value so you create equity rather than “waiting for equity to build up over time”.
Study the area well and make sure the place where you invest and how you invest fits your strategy.
Hi Sukh,
Yes, I believe it is a good time to invest. Prices in many areas are discounted (given the current situation), and interest rates are low.
However as Jaxon says, ensure the numbers add up and ensure that whatever investment you make aligns with your longer term strategy. Do you due diligence research on specific areas, consider different options, then make a decision.
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Hi there – yes, it certainly is. I am currently looking around for bargains.
It will be worse in a few months (say end of year) when the job keeper payments cease. So me gonna be looking for some fire sales.
From a fundamental investment point of view the historical experience that covers recessions, wars and even pandemics (in 1918) tells us that the long-term trend in shares and other growth assets is up and that trying to time bottoms is always very hard.
No one will ring the bell at the bottom, which by definition will come at a time of maximum bearishness when all the news is horrible
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