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Guyoz Golan
  • Investor and Founder
  • Jerusalem, Israel
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Timing the market - Next market 'crash'

Guyoz Golan
  • Investor and Founder
  • Jerusalem, Israel
Posted

Hey guys, looking for opinions!

We all know time in the market is better than timing the market, but still, how would you go about being prepared for the next market correction? What is your strategy for being ready to such an event, assuming it will happen?

Having some cash aside is nice, but being ready on the investment opportunity is key. 

Given that interest rates will skyrocket and borrowing will be harder, what is the best way to be 'all-in' on the next sale?

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