@Ultrahisham:Light at the end of the tunnel To be honest, my answer is both a yes and a no! Yes they can rest easy because the rally isa long time coming and if a rally does not come, then the market is really not functioning as it should and that is an even more worrying concern! However they should not rest too much on their laurels because I believe a recession is impending and the indicator I followed which is the 3mths/10Yr yield has just inverted last week albeit for a short while. And that indicator has a strong track record! So if the statistics bore correct, a recession will be around the corner within the year which at least gives us a time frame to work with. Nothing is confirmed but a road map is better than nothing! So considering the market bottoms around 6-9mths before a recession,
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@Mythz:It is a happy monday today, stocks have rebounded. However, this does not bring hope to investors as it would end flat or lower by the end of the week. Recession at this rate is inevitable, worst scenario will be a stagflation by 2023. Many of thestocks have reached a new 52 weeks low and investors are questioning have we reached thebottom? With the rising interest rate and the upcoming 75bps rate, it will not resolve any of the inflation issue and more people like you and me will be badly affected, ranging from dailylife to the commodities that we buy. Our portfolio will be greatly affected too. In order to survive this tough time, a PUT option can be purchase so that even the stock that we like drops, we still can earn some premium back so that we can re-invest. In addition, ihave added