1.You've probably seen the classic stockmarket seasonality charts before...
but did you know seasonality works different in bull markets vs bear markets?
$.SPX(.SPX)$ $SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust(SPY)$ $E-mini S&P 500 - main 2412(ESmain)$
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2.The best time to own bonds is into and during a recession... which is also the worst time to own stocks.
(i.e. what is diversification?)
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3.Best buying?
When the market is cheap, interest rates are low and falling, economic data is so bad it's good (and then turns up), sentiment is extreme bearish (and bounces), positioning is washed out, technicals are oversold (and then break out vs resistance)
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But I do have a question based on them for interests sake - so where are things currently in terms of equity percentages in bond investments vs other investments given that Bitcoin has gotten a new hair do and some cake π° π
In terms of the chart though, it looks like the bull beginning with the bears ending till the end of the year? - thatβs what Iβm seeing through my dusty lens π