> transitioning to stocks is any better, because anyone buying today is pretty much guaranteed to be buying at the top of the market--i.e., if you're making a market, you're making one for suckers.
I am assuming you are bearish and overall negative given the sentiment of your comment. On Christmas eve when the market was at its lows, would you have guessed we would rally and explode up the first two months of 2019. It’s very easy to perpetually be a bear and shout that the market is overvalued. Eventually you will be right and a correction or crash will happen.
I’ve be in the market over 15 years, and can without a doubt say it is the best wealth expanding tool rich or poor US citizens have.
I am assuming you are bearish and overall negative given the sentiment of your comment. On Christmas eve when the market was at its lows, would you have guessed we would rally and explode up the first two months of 2019. It’s very easy to perpetually be a bear and shout that the market is overvalued. Eventually you will be right and a correction or crash will happen.
I’ve be in the market over 15 years, and can without a doubt say it is the best wealth expanding tool rich or poor US citizens have.