Should You Wait For The S&P 500 To Crash Before Buying Stocks?
The most frequently asked question that we get when the market goes up is… Should I Wait For The S&P 500 To Crash Before Buying Stocks? So…If the stock market were to crash tomorrow, would it be an opportunity or catastrophe for you? Every past decline is looked at as an opportunity, but every future decline is viewed as a risk. Paul answers the question about waiting for stocks to fall before buying with a strategy on how to profit on stocks in both bear and bull markets. #stockmarket #timingthemarket #stockmarketcrash #everythingmoney
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