That's a tough call

Just like 2008, get the statements in the mail and file them without opening and looking at them...keeps a fella from panicking and doing stupid stuff like selling...still have a couple years worth from that recession unopened.

If people are excited and happy about a market, its time to sell. If they are in a panic and scared, its time to buy. No doubt easier said than done, but it has sure treated Warren good over the decades.

I'd wait a day or.two and see how this airstrike goes

Lol

I liquidated everything a few years ago when Obama was president. Used it all to start a business. It has proven to be a wise move with some help from Trump's tax cuts.

May start offering stock soon!

I think it is going to be awhile yet till the bottom is hit, Im watching for the majority of companies to start buying the shares they know when its the best deal. As far as the talking heads, well if they had a crystal ball they would not be working. There has been a lot of speculation in the fur market this year and a lot more in the last few weeks but when Groney suspends routes my thinking he is no longer speculating and its going to be a long haul.

Don't panic, don't sell stocks. Exactly the wrong thing to do.
If you got it, now is the time to buy.
I DON'T have it. Gonna ride it out.

I hate the waiting game.

16,000 may be too optimistic.....the real effects to the economy caused by preventing the virus are just beginning.

For Friday 3/20/20 close I'll be the contrarian and say 22,422.

Or up 1,985 (9.36%). Haha way off.

Haha my wife’s cousin just sold out. Hahaha. Some people. My mother in law was complaining that her stocks were down. I asked when she bought and she said 2015 haha haha. I kept trying to explain she was still up and she couldn’t understand that even though the market is down, it is still way way way up from 2015 haha.

Great advice.

In one day we saw coronavirus cases pass 1,000 in the United States, Italy go into near total lockdown, the NBA suspend their season, the NCAA announce they would play without fans, universities suspend classes, Tom Hanks acknowledge he has the coronavirus, some cities ban large gatherings, and a major market pullback. And there is the strong sense there is more to come. Read our latest on the coronavirus and the markets: https://creativeplanning.com/blog/navigating-a-pandemic-part-2/

Good article, jtg

In the long run markets always go up, if for no other reason because money values go down. They call it inflation. It's actually more a case of currency deflation which for political reasons governments will not admit.

Better in the long run? I know, union leaders discount that, saying in the long run we are all dead. I guess each individual has to decide for himself.

Remember this post? March 20th 2020 DOW was 19,173

Give Joe some credit, it could still happen!

Nope, ain't going to happen...he's a nutcase...

That train left the station. I don't think it's coming back.

The FED will print whatever it takes to keep the illusion going.

EXACTLY!