When Should You Turn Bearish on the Stock Market?
On episode 233 of Ask The Compound, Ben Carlson, Duncan Hill, and Josh Brown tackle your investing and financial planning questions, including whether Shake Shack's recent collapse is a buying opportunity, how active management fits alongside indexing, what would actually make a long-term bull turn bearish, how to promote disciplined investing in a speculative market, and whether an expected inheritance should influence your financial plan.
They discuss:
- Is Shake Shack a value opportunity after its earnings collapse?
- Why active management and indexing aren't mutually exclusive
- What would make a long-term investor turn bearish?
- Teaching long-term investing in a market driven by speculation
- How to think about a future inheritance without letting it change your financial decisions today
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