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Franky Aikens
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  • Wholesaler
  • Philadelphia, PA
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Are we nearing the top of the market?

Franky Aikens
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  • Wholesaler
  • Philadelphia, PA
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Most smart investors believe that you should never try to time the market. And, if your good at what you do, you should be able to create deals in any point of the market cycle. But even those people would admit that it doesn’t hurt to jump in at the optimal time. My question is, are we nearing that optimal time or have was past it and are closer to the top of the market? Money is cheap and the economy is good but wages aren’t rising. There are so many moving parts.

Curious to know what everyone’s thoughts are on where we may be in the cycle and what’s on the horizon.

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