Impossible to know the future but a major correction is over-due. Could be a year or two out though.
The market is definitely on borrowed time.
I'm not putting anymore money into stocks now.
It depends on what your portfolio looks like currently.
What is your current allocation between stocks, bonds, and cash?
How much $$ are you talking about putting into the market?
How old are you and what is your time horizon?
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I have a business so I'm thinking just to keep enough reserve cash to cover each subsequent business stock order (plus a few extra 1000s for emergency/wages) and putting the rest to work in stocks. I can always take a few 1000 out of the stocks when needed.
Goal is to semi retire in 10 years. Not sure if I'll be able to attain the elite getbigger level though as I'm estimating I'll only be able to invest 10-20 a year.
I don't know anything about bonds, but I put 10000 into the s&p 500 today so my stocks are at 25000 pounds and current cash 8000.
I'm a bit conflicted as it makes more sense investing into my own business as it's a tax write off but in the UK we have a 20000 tax free investment limit, and my business isn't currently at a point where I'm certain an aggressive cash re-investment will take it to the next level.
It's a kinda finger biting time to get in as the market looks like its peaking and hasn't really had a sustained downturn for a while.