The stock rally is 'tapped out,' says Bell Curve Trading's Bill Strazzullo

[@moosejoose4]

"it can't keep going up" - every person who missed a rally on the sidelines

[@chattingwithshap8010]

Nobody knows exactly what 2025 will bring. Most of these analysts had no idea the SP would have two years of over 20 percent gains. Also, there are large tax ramifications if you don’t have a clear plan. I think if somebody is considering repositioning they should use a stop loss or even better write covered calls.

[@staroftheshow0]

@@chattingwithshap8010 just dollar cost average and relax

[@Sanman-e4e]

Exactly. Nobody knows. I wonder what was his 2024 projections at start of year

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[@Mlanderos-t9e]

I totally agree with you. I started out investing on my own too and lost quite a bit. After the 2020 crash, I managed to pull out about $160k. I then invested that money with an analyst, and in just seven months, I made almost $580,000. It's amazing how having the right guidance can turn things around!

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[@akarpov949]

I’d rather just stay put in equities & continue to collect dividends

[@Caminhoneironaamerica92]

Everyone laughing.. they all knew there was a sell off being made under the curtains and they all told everyone that is retailer that there was going to be a rally.. so everyone could go all in.. 😂😂😂😂

[@simrans3675]

Comments are lit..haha Kekius Maximus sends his regards. see you higher next year

[@Ja50nkAt]

Tom lee says 7k in 6 months so that's what's it's going to be.

[@usmansharif3273]

maybe lets see i hope he is right

[@adt422]

For everyone who thinks Tom Lee is a stock market guru/god/psychic, please know that in 2021 he called for a continued bull market for all of 2022 and he was dead wrong. I like Tom, and I think he’s very smart, but he’s been wrong before. So be careful with thinking he knows all.

[@usmansharif3273]

@@adt422 good point. Well we can only hope right.

[@hoddtoward]

Tom Lee's IWM prediction missed by 40%. Good job Tom Lee.

[@staroftheshow0]

This guy has no idea what he’s talking about. Betting against the s and p is never a good idea.

[@Seegie16]

Not long term but timing and buying corrections will get you further faster than just always buying at all time highs

[@staroftheshow0]

You never know if it’s gonna keep going up or keep going down. Just dollar cost average and relax. Let the market do its thing. Analysis paralysis is a real thing.

[@Seegie16]

@staroftheshow0 to a degree yes. But it's not really hard to see that certain rallies are dead and the fed don't meet til Jan 27th and no real catalysts so a correction is going down. Would I rather have bought 1 week ago or now or even better when the spy 575 gap fills?

[@993mike]

You can’t just blindly keep investing more without looks at the signs. This market is pretty fully priced, and as we face most likely employment headwinds, massive consumer and government debt, multiple wars around the world, continued softening in Europe and China, a rise in interest rates and sticky inflation, a cooling of the AI stocks, and investors itching for the new year to sell and lock in profits so not to incur taxes in 2024, I think a LOT of signs signal caution.

[@Seegie16]

@993mike not to mention the market priced in way more cuts than it's now perceived to get. So forward looking should mean retraction

[@matt.stevick]

nothing has changed. 📈🇺🇸

[@cozyslor]

Geez, lay off the Whiff Bill.

[@MemoryKasu]

Stocks extended their year-to-date rally following the CPI report, with the S&P 500 last up 0.8% in afternoon trading. but I don't know if stocks will quickly rebound, continue to pull back or move sideways for a few weeks, or if conditions will rapidly deteriorate.I am under pressure to grow my reserve.

[@Mom-q2b9g]

There are many other interesting stocks in many industries that you might follow. You don't have to act on every forecast, so I'll suggest that you work with a financial advisor who can help you choose the best times to purchase and sell the shares or ETFs you want to acquire.

[@JaneBlac-]

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I actually subscribed for a few trading courses but it didn't help much, been getting suggestions to use a proper financial advisor, how did you go about touching base with your coach?

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[@PJBHolden]

This guys says the rally is over, Tom Lee says the bull has years to run! lol, everyone is just throwing crap at the wall hoping theirs is the one that sticks

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[@donsaderfield83]

8th or 9th inning. Ever hear of extra innings?

[@Adarsh1024]

Small and mid caps are undervalued. Just stay away from overvalued big caps.

[@SheronKoss]

Nobody is asking the right questions. I'm worried about retirement and want to maximize my savings. I've tried various investments that didn't work out as I hoped, and now I'm unsure whether to invest in the stock market or index. Any recommendations would be appreciated

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I'm diving back into the world of investing after taking a break. A couple of years ago, I had a tough experience and lost some money, which forced me to step back and save up. But now, I'm back and ready to start fresh! This time, I'm all in and determined not to go it alone like before. I would truly appreciate any fantastic advice I could get, it would mean the world! Let's do this

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[@MogulSmith]

I like bills thoughts here! everyone goes on and says their a long term investor! Wish he would've shared where he sees opportunity!

[@steve-real]

the AI bubble

[@forretresss]

"Bell Curve Trading's Bill Strazzullo" remember this guy's name when 2025 comes to an end. Let's see whether if he's right or not 👀

[@Seegie16]

SPYD and chill

[@stk6mkt]

You chill, while your account is about to take a 15-20% hit.

[@Seegie16]

@stk6mkt 55% of my account is cash. I too am anticipating that same exact figure of a drop this January and even larger later in the year

[@stk6mkt]

@Seegie16 Very good. So go into all cash and start buying at lower prices. Make a shopping list right now. Why take a hit to your account that is going to happen this month. I'm getting paid 5% in the meantime.

[@Seegie16]

@stk6mkt ya my cash is in swvxx. Close to 5%. But I feel being 55% cash is good enough. 40% is in spyd with a 4% divy which should grow as stock market drops, 10% schg, 5% small and mid cap indv growth. I'm not expecting a 55% crash at once. If it happens then oh well, I'm only 45% in, it will recapture. I'm happy with 55% to deploy. I don't hate the idea of being 100% cash, but I think it's a little excessive imo. We drop more than 40%, the fed will print like no tomorrow especially with trump leaning all over Powell. I think I've net my match, when it comes to being bearish. I'm always told I'm the most defensive stock market guy anyone has ever met...lol.. but now more than ever, I think we will have our day. Also I'm hedged with shorts on tesla, microstrategy, spxs and sqqq in my second, smaller account

[@illegalsmirf]

stonks only go up BTFD.