Question about the Recession Plan 📉

In the recession plan call, you said “don’t sell now” and also “don’t buy now.” That makes sense to me.

By the way, I got so much from this call!

But I’m still unclear on the selling strategy specifically.

If not now, then when?

What would actually trigger a sell decision in a potential pre-recession environment? I’m trying to understand how we balance not selling too early with not riding the full ~50% drawdown.

Are we attempting to anticipate a recession based on how significant or permanent the news appears?

I assume we don’t want to wait until the market has already fallen 20% before reducing risk. At the same time, if someone held through most of the drawdown, can that still become a major wealth-building opportunity if capital is deployed strategically near the bottom?

I’m really trying to understand the decision framework here.

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