Well, now that many people have freaked out ie fearful, it’s time to get greedy. However, since the end of the drop is not certain, the buying shouldn’t be done all in one shot. It’s always a good idea to buy in tranches, and at specific levels based on support and resistance analysis. It’s not a good idea to go all in and only to realize that the diarrhoea didn’t stop yet. Buying when the market is on the way down takes serious courage, coz it’s against what everyone else is crying and doing, but that’s exactly how you win (and possibly win big) in time to come. There’s a joke when I learnt investing last time, where my mentor would sarcastically say to me, “stock go up u don’t wana chase coz of fomo, stock goes sideways u also don’t wana buy, coz no movement, stock goes down hard, u

Tell tale signs of an imminent market crash - when the market euphoria becomes widespread and uncontrollable, or when there’s widespread greed in the market where buyers are buying into stocks at oddly high prices. That’s when u need to be wary and fearful, because an avalanche might not be too far away already.

Tell tale signs of an imminent market crash - when the market euphoria becomes widespread and u controllable, or when there’s widespread greed in the market where buyers are buying into stocks at oddly high prices. That’s when u need to be wary and fearful, because an avalanche might not be too far away already.

Well, if you stick to the principles of investing in high quality companies that make huge amounts of revenue, has ever growing free cash flow and good return on equities, then there should not be reasons to panic, because these are MNCs that have businesses in many countries. These tariffs will only serve to give good discounts during most unexpected conditions. After that, they’ll usually recover and then take off and resume their upward move trajectory. You’ll be worried if the companies you invested in are the ones that don’t make enough money to survive but instead thrive only on news. So yea, I’d be looking for opportunities to buy more. The only regret is I don’t have that much cash anymore.