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- The post discusses market timing strategies related to the recent correction. The author asks about re-entry points, considering factors like high valuations, the war, inflation, and the midterm elections. The overall sentiment suggests caution, but the impact on the US market is limited as it reflects individual investor sentiment rather than a broad market-moving signal.
Seems that a lot of people were trying to time the market expecting a significant down turn. And this time around, were proven right. I'm curious what the signs you're looking for the jump back in to the market? A lot of (tech especially) the big name stocks still appear to have insane valuations and even with a 10% or more correction look massively over valued still.
Are you just going to wait on the sidelines and see how the war plays out? Are you getting back in now because you expect inflation and rising energy prices to eat away at a cash position? Are you waiting to see how mid term elections go?