thanks Sarah for this explanation. So then we are all in now due to currently seeing a bullish phase of the bear market.But we will go to the sidelines if a bearish phase of this same bear market develops? And if this bullish phase of a bear market changes to an actual bull market then we are already where we need to be? Is that sort of the situation? I am just trying to get this clear in my head.
If the market turns bearish, it would make sense to head to the sidelines. Otherwise, we should stay in equities.
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