sportchampps wrote:
So what time of the year is best to buy
I don't think there is really a best time of year to buy. The only advice I would give is IF you're going to buy, plan on holding for AT LEAST 4 years, ideally 8+ years, and just ignore the price in the meantime. Once you live through a "crash" or two it really doesn't affect you anymore.
She’s high
justincredible wrote:~August 2025 would be the end of the current cycle if historical cycles repeat once again.
Not sure how this plays out, but things seem to be heating up right on time.
A month later and we just hit a new ATH. Need a big green candle here so I can buy a farm.
How low will it go? Low 80’s?
I hope so. If it does, I’m vying back in
Ironman92 wrote:How low will it go? Low 80’s?
$0
justincredible wrote:
$0
That’s pretty low
Ironman92 wrote:
That’s pretty low
There is a high likelihood that I am going to need to sell a chunk of my stack within the next few years to pay down a mortgage on a farm. Here's hoping the price moves the right direction soon so I can use a little less of it.
If I knew what the hell I was doing I’d buy in right now
Ironman92 wrote:If I knew what the hell I was doing I’d buy in right now
If you want to buy, River is a good option.
I’m not sure what to think right now. If we’re still in a 4 year cycle then the cycle is most likely over. A bit disappointing if so.
justincredible wrote:
If you want to buy, River is a good option.
I’m so ignorant to all of it and you’ve explained it before. Might as well say Japanese words to me. I dumb lol
It shouldn't be any more difficult than buying something online. You might need to enter banking info, but once you're setup you can either buy a single lump sum, or set up a recurring buy. I used to buy $X per day automatically. I would recommend buying $X per month or week instead of per day.