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Can a beginner capitalize on a bubble pop?
Alot of interviews and articles i have read suggest that we are a the crest of a wave. I understand that when a market crash happens if people have the capital or are in a good position they can really captilalize on the situation. But for a new investor is this possible? If financing dries up how will a beginner get in ? Should we wait until the market crashes and recorrects to start so we dont get burned ?