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It's not going to just stay on the floor nicely like a good little doggy. Once it reaches it, it will shoot up sharply.
I'm just going to take the average of the crash. Put in 2000 euros every few days across 2 months and then ride it out.
It's still the same property and I'm going to keep it for 20 years. It's money I don't need.
You are treating this as if it were a dip, when in reality this is more than likely the beginning of a recession. The last time we had a real recession it took the market nearly 2 years to hit the ground bottom.
You are going to have plenty of time to buy low, nothing is going to be shooting up quickly unless tariffs return back to normal.
Like a dead cat bounce 😂