People are worried, although they have no reason, that this will hurt Trump’s chances of winning re-election leaving their stock investments at risk of the next establishment candidate. This is not an effect of the coronavirus. Also, oil is still an issue with respect to trading.
It may not hurt as much as people think. 1. It will recover (may not be that fast though) 2. Wall street does not necessarily like Biden - Trump is far more anti-regulation and business friendly - with this confidence there may be a V or U shipped recover 3. This virus changes global perceptions - it may being more manufacturing to the US and we may even hold China accountable via recouping of US debt for the Communist government’s withholding of information that is affecting the rest of the world/US. I’ve been buying (a little) every day it’s down. It may pay in the short-term, but it will surly pay long-term.
My husband is saying to look at plastics, textiles, and biomeds. I don’t do trading so I dont know but personally i dont think its smart to be in the market at all right now
Yep, with volatility on most stuff going crazy, you're getting paid an awful lot to basically place a buy order at 25% below current prices by selling a put to someone who is panicking. Even boring stuff like KO is at IV of 90%. Insane.
When the virus dissipates naturally in conjunction with the isolation, things will return to normal and the markets will respond. Believe me, long term, wealthy investors are salivating right now at the opportunity to but things at fire sale prices.
I’m also not into stocks having chosen to invest elsewhere, but there are two aspects here. One is buying up other people’s stocks as they rush to get out of the market and the other is speculating (guessing) on what will be a necessity in the future.
We have enough in low volatility bond funds for several years of planned IRA withdrawals. So, I'm not worried.
I'm going to rebalance our portfolio and move some money from bonds into stocks, but I'm waiting until the volatility settles down.
People are worried, although they have no reason, that this will hurt Trump’s chances of winning re-election leaving their stock investments at risk of the next establishment candidate. This is not an effect of the coronavirus. Also, oil is still an issue with respect to trading.
It may not hurt as much as people think. 1. It will recover (may not be that fast though) 2. Wall street does not necessarily like Biden - Trump is far more anti-regulation and business friendly - with this confidence there may be a V or U shipped recover 3. This virus changes global perceptions - it may being more manufacturing to the US and we may even hold China accountable via recouping of US debt for the Communist government’s withholding of information that is affecting the rest of the world/US. I’ve been buying (a little) every day it’s down. It may pay in the short-term, but it will surly pay long-term.
My husband is saying to look at plastics, textiles, and biomeds. I don’t do trading so I dont know but personally i dont think its smart to be in the market at all right now
Now is the time to buy while prices are down.
Its smart if you are a degenerate that does options. Ride the decline with Puts and Wait for the Future with Calls.
Ha i do not know what any of this means, but thanks!
Yep, with volatility on most stuff going crazy, you're getting paid an awful lot to basically place a buy order at 25% below current prices by selling a put to someone who is panicking. Even boring stuff like KO is at IV of 90%. Insane.
When the virus dissipates naturally in conjunction with the isolation, things will return to normal and the markets will respond. Believe me, long term, wealthy investors are salivating right now at the opportunity to but things at fire sale prices.
I’m also not into stocks having chosen to invest elsewhere, but there are two aspects here. One is buying up other people’s stocks as they rush to get out of the market and the other is speculating (guessing) on what will be a necessity in the future.
Me neither, but champagne liberals invest too. “Money doesn’t care who owns it”.
And yet the most charitable group is still Republicans. Imagine that.