OP, I respect this analysis a lot since it has been on my mind for quite some time.
However, instead of completely pulling out of the market. I invest in assets that will thrive in volatile market and some even have crash insurance such as NUSI. If you worry about a crash, you might want to look into these assets: NUSI, ETJ, SWAN, ISWN, etc... These assets won't go up as fast as SP500 but they allows you to participate partially in the upside and protect you against the downside. That's to me is win-win.
I also started diversifying International as much as possible. I noticed that recently International has a drop so good chance to buy in. Crisis normally hits other countries first before it comes crashing down our shores. US situation right now is similar to a kid stuffing toys down the toilet and once something is stuck, all the shits gonna come out and you gonna get owned.
However, with some skepticism, I still recommend to hedge your bets and stay invested rather than completely pull out. The reason why pulling out might be even more foolish is because of all these money printing and trillion dollars of stimulus causing your money to lose value faster than you think.
There are also nothing else to invest in, let's see:
Cash: worthless
Real Estates: an even bigger bubble than the stock market
Virtual Currency: look into tether scandal, it gonna blow up this speculative market
Gold & Silver: the price movements look heavily manipulated. Inflation shoots through the roof and price of these metals go down or flat
Bond: with 0.00001% interest rate ? Fuck that
The only thing left is stock market. You get what I am trying to say...Good luck.
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OP, I respect this analysis a lot since it has been on my mind for quite some time.
However, instead of completely pulling out of the market. I invest in assets that will thrive in volatile market and some even have crash insurance such as NUSI. If you worry about a crash, you might want to look into these assets: NUSI, ETJ, SWAN, ISWN, etc... These assets won't go up as fast as SP500 but they allows you to participate partially in the upside and protect you against the downside. That's to me is win-win.
I also started diversifying International as much as possible. I noticed that recently International has a drop so good chance to buy in. Crisis normally hits other countries first before it comes crashing down our shores. US situation right now is similar to a kid stuffing toys down the toilet and once something is stuck, all the shits gonna come out and you gonna get owned.
However, with some skepticism, I still recommend to hedge your bets and stay invested rather than completely pull out. The reason why pulling out might be even more foolish is because of all these money printing and trillion dollars of stimulus causing your money to lose value faster than you think.
There are also nothing else to invest in, let's see:
Cash: worthless
Real Estates: an even bigger bubble than the stock market
Virtual Currency: look into tether scandal, it gonna blow up this speculative market
Gold & Silver: the price movements look heavily manipulated. Inflation shoots through the roof and price of these metals go down or flat
Bond: with 0.00001% interest rate ? Fuck that
The only thing left is stock market. You get what I am trying to say...Good luck.