The advantage of these big price swings is that
buying on down days can pay off when the price shoots back up again (it never takes long).
But it's very hard to buy
only on down days and nearly impossible to pick a market bottom.
A resume refresh can also serve as a confidence booster
on those down days when you think the world is going to fall apart, and you see minimal interest in you as a product.
So far the lack of yield on gilts is more than made up for by the negative correlation with
stocks on down days, but more curious how the long term total return compares.
If you catch the
market on a down day when your 401K auto draft hits, you make a few extra dollars than if it hits a day later.
If you believe that the company can weather the short term storm, a
buy on the down day may prove to be a great return in the end!
«Just a small number of stocks are kind of taking the group higher on the big up days, and
on the down days they all kind of go down together.»
On the down days you should be willing to take advantage of the depression while on the up days you should keep your wallet tightly locked.
On the down days you should be willing to take advantage of the depression while on the up days you should keep your wallet tightly locked.
Thinking of a spread, but want to do
it on a down day.
I like to hear those words, and
on down days I read those words again.