However, I hate to wait on the side lines and offer a special which does not get seen.

This economy has lots of gas left in the tank, so if you are sitting at the side lines today, you may be waiting a while.I could be totally wrong too.

In listening to recent BP podcast guests it may be beneficial to be on the sidelines at the moment anyway.

I would never shut down my business and sit on the sidelines just because someone shook their snow globe and saw "Correction" in stead of "Merry Christmas."

He tells me to wait.Whether it's your dad sitting on the sidelines waiting for the next correction or an institutional hedge fund liquidating to cash in anticipation of a buying opportunity, or Apple and Google sitting on, well, googles of cash waiting for the right opportunities.  

But while everyone was sitting on the sidelines we were picking up fourplexes left and right in Everett.

Sitting on the sidelines is for second stringers and no fun! 

So many people use the idea that they haven't found the very best opportunity, the absolute right way, as an excuse to sit on the sidelines.

The winner is usually the player who buys as aggressively as possible during the first few rounds - The one who saves their monopoly money as they pass go and waits on the sidelines is the first one out of the game...I talk to a lot of investors and I have never had someone tell me that they wish they would have waited XX years longer before they started investing

You have two choices, either wait on the sidelines until prices come down by a lot for 1% to be effective or go out of state.