>Yes, this is a bubble>if you choose to buy there is a high chance you lose all your gains (and more) in one day eventually>if you choose to stay away your money will lose value because if market grows 15% every product and service will cost those 15% more eventuallyWat do?
>>6257504030% of your investments each year is 7k?
>>62574984time the market
>>62574984Always do the opposite of public opinion. Everyone is saying it's a bubble, that means you buy.
>>62575317is there any etf that shorts normies?
>>62574984>nooo you can't just force me to take risks, i deserve to get high returns with no risk
>>62575433>"take risks">look inside>is just being retardedrememberthe only winning move is to not play
>>62575051NTA but why does this startle you so?
>>62574984Study and read charts until the voices become louder
>>62575317People were screaming it's a bubble throughout the entire 2007 but I was supposed to buy, right?
>>62574984why not half and half? invest half, if it goes up great, if you lose it you still have the other half
>>62574984>2023>bro it’s all a bubble dude the crash is coming in 2 weeks and it’ll make the Great Depression look like a footnote >2024>bro it’s all a bubble dude the crash is coming in 2 weeks and it’ll make the Great Depression look like a footnote >2025>bro it’s all a bubble dude the crash is coming in 2 weeks and it’ll make the Great Depression look like a footnote >2026>bro it’s all a bubble dude the crash is coming in 2 weeks and it’ll make the Great Depression look like a footnote
>>62574984Buy goldBuy other sectors that offer cheap fundamental value and are currently undervalued but will hype soon, such as mining, uranium, nuclear and rare earthsBuy the necessary, routinely dip for AI in September or October (mid terms, etc.) because everybody says it's a bubble so it isn't.AI is probably sound if it corrects some 10%, except for model makers that ONLY do that: SpaceX (xAI), Anthropic and OpenAI (no moat, check coding ELO paretos, the second they try to stop burning billions their customers move to any Chinese model; they are unprofitable but anything used to run ALL models definitely is profitable).
>>62574984Nuinvestors currently think their only options are to either sit on cash/bonds or go all in on AI. Jeezus, no, just invest into stocks/markets/ETFs that aren't overly exposed to AI/tech capex:>consumer staples, healthcare, Europe, Australia, Canada, emerging markets(loads of options here), transportation, mining, forestry, insurance...If you don't like something from this list, you can leave it out. But then again, if there is something in this list that makes you viscerally think "no way I am ever going to touch this shit" then more than likely this is the next one to pop. When investors from the whole world are looking at AI stocks, that just means there's plenty of underinvested places in the rest of the market.
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