Replies to post #90884 on Mohacsy's Safe Portfolio Member Forum

[cgavin5]

I believe theres growing concern that monetary policy will only take the markets only so far.
After all most of us are well aware that " No One Expects the Spanish Inquisition ". Just sayin'
I'd rather get less money (profit) out than none.
Remembering that cash is still king. Watch the vix.
Just a word of caution. Favorable policies have led to frothy markets and bubbles.
A combination of negative events, the internet bubble followed by 911 sure did show us a thing or two also.
Real estate crashes havent done much either for the overall health of the markets. Nor has inflation. Or bank failures. Or stricter monetary policy which isnt concerning right now.
I'm not ringing alarms, I'm just saying the higher the markets the longer down a cascade failure can be.
Question is when that bough breaks and the baby will fall then when will down markets come bathwater and all.
After all. Nothing is coming up roses right now. Still. Put a few thorns on it and pop goes the markets.
And to my main point N.E.T.S.I.- " Nobody Expects the Spanish Inquisition ".
Anyway my case for caution is much stronger than some looney " lawyers" case in Pennsylvania and Georgia. So maybe I do have a point or two in here somewhere.
So there's that, if nothing else.