With multiple caveats.

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May 27, 2020
3:19:32pm

ReyOso Truly Addicted User

With multiple caveats.

The most obvious one is that serious downturns often have recovery times measured in years, or even decades.

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ReyOso

New username: ReiUrso
Bio page: ReyOso
Joined: Aug 30, 2019
Last login: Jan 30, 2022
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Question for traders with 30+ years experience. Bear markets

5/27/20 2:18pm

Do you think this is a bear market or a bull market?

Cougarclaw

5/27/20 2:19pm

Im just referring to the definition of a 20% drop from highs.

5/27/20 2:25pm

Since it dropped more than 20% and GDP contracted

I'mBatman

5/27/20 2:26pm

It’s been crazy. It’s almost to the point that if a meteor hit the earth

5/27/20 2:28pm

The Fed would fill the crater with money and we'd be all set.

ReyOso

5/27/20 2:29pm

This is sort of my fear... I think prices are irrationally high right now, but

Pedant

5/27/20 2:32pm

Yah

I'mBatman

5/27/20 2:31pm

Kudos to you for admitting it publicly. Need more people to talk about investing

Cougarclaw

5/27/20 2:43pm

Tech stocks are a trap in my opinion. They are laughably overvalued right now.

CougarTailDevourer

5/27/20 2:43pm

There is not a lot of value stocks with more cash than debt

I'mBatman

5/27/20 9:54pm

One thing I do know:

5/27/20 2:52pm

With multiple caveats.

ReyOso

5/27/20 3:19pm

No caveats...from inception to today the stock market has only moved in one general direction, up and to the right.

5/27/20 4:44pm

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