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.

Hi @Tulinh Tran In yesterday’s Market Update you talked about oil stocks. I was looking into some of these and they’re all at an all-time high. Is it still worth entering now at these high prices? It goes against the “buy cheap” principle, so I’m wondering if there are exceptions to this. Thanks!

Looking forward to diving into this one today! :) You mentioned on the last market update about watch lists. Is that info in this one?

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@Tulinh Tran Where can I find the recording for this Monday? I went to the Classroom section but I see nothing under the Monday Market Update section. Thx