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With the Fed printing more money and buying corporate bonds to avoid a major crash and now seeing this overvalued market that doesn’t seem to fit our daily lives
How does it influence your investment decisions?
> Still investing the same amount every week/biweekly/month?
> Holding on more cash and wait on the next market drop?
> What do think about the value of the USD?
In my case, I like to take advantage of affordable stocks; therefore, I’ve been more aggressively with my investment method while the market was still at its low. Once I noticed the market sort of bounce back I went back to my previous investment strategy.
What I plan to continue doing:
> Cost averaging
> Buy stocks with significant pullbacks
> Continue dumping money on my IMFs
> Increase my cash position since we still have no idea where this economy is taking us. “Cash Is King”
Have you changed your way of investing during this period? Or remain consistent?
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