Hardika Singh
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first heard Dec 2022
last heard Mar 2024
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WSJ Your Money Briefing · CDs and Cashlike Investments Shine Amid Stock Market Slump · 20 Mar 2023
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That started an absolute spectacular bull run into the stock market where we saw tech stocks rallying crazy.
They drove dozens of highs for the major indexes.
And no one really looked at cash during that time.
Because it was the era of TINA, or as we call it, there's no alternative to stocks.
If you wanted to make money, you had to go into stocks.
There was no way you were going to make money by holding cash.
In fact, there's a statistic that says that if you held cash from the end of 1999 to, let's say, today, you would have lost over 300% in gains if that money had been invested in stocks.
It's tricky to answer that.
Some retail investors I spoke with, they are planning to hide out in cash right now.
And when the stock market gets a little bit more beaten down, they're hoping to deploy some of that cash and use it to buy the dip.
So one investor I spoke with, Andrew Hipple, he's planning to do that.
He is in cash right now in a stable value fund.
He also has a high yield savings account.
And when stocks decline a bit more, he said he plans to add to his stock allocation.
So he's just using this to hide out from market volatility.
Another investor I spoke with, he's been in cash forever, like not completely, but he holds way more cash holdings than what would be considered a normal portfolio by analyst investors.
He said that since he's lived through the dotcom bubble, the 2008 financial crisis, the 2020 market panic, he's planning to continue holding cash.
So a lot of the financial managers and investors I spoke with said essentially that if you flock to cash during market turbulence, you risk missing out on future gains because you basically sold pretty low and now you're going to buy high in the future.
So younger investors especially aren't advised to do this.
because they risk missing out on a bigger rebound or something.
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