when people sell their shares, they will probably put the money into real estate. and ive been hearing a lot of negative sentiment online about home ownership lately, regarding mortgage, maintenance, taxes, etc., so now might be a good time to buy.
The gains may be low, but they do still hold most of their value. So it's one way to at least "lock in" big gains from the last few years, and also to "wait out" and survive a major stock market drop so you can "buy the dip."
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when people sell their shares, they will probably put the money into real estate. and ive been hearing a lot of negative sentiment online about home ownership lately, regarding mortgage, maintenance, taxes, etc., so now might be a good time to buy.
im not convinced that real estate will profit from the upcoming economic downturn. There's a reason people call it the "everything bubble"
"...OpenAI’s ChatGPT has more than 800 million weekly users..." audited or verified figures?
I'm curious to hear if/how folks here are hedging this. I've thought about real estate. But am only half convinced
I’m quite diversified using Schwab and fidelities funds but I don’t know how to figure out what percentage is AI or AI adjacent.
Money market funds? International indexes?
Even the highest yield MMFs barely track inflation (eg VUSXX)
The gains may be low, but they do still hold most of their value. So it's one way to at least "lock in" big gains from the last few years, and also to "wait out" and survive a major stock market drop so you can "buy the dip."
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