
After one and a half years of consolidation, the market broke to a new high, which the post treats as a sign to buy and hold long term.


Geopolitical changes and political and economic uncertainty between China and the United States add uncertainty to future investing.


The post warns investors not to use IRA accounts for short selling, and suggests inverse ETFs such as SH or PSQ for hedging instead.


The post lists five signs of weakening in the U.S. stock market, including the U.S.-China trade war, index pullbacks, and key stocks failing to make new highs.


Monthly dollar-cost-average investors should not stop contributions during market declines. Long-term investors may also hold steadily through possible scenarios.


The market has only two possible futures: a continued uptrend or a continued downtrend. This post explains how a downtrend can evolve.
