PMs recover fast (e.g. see post 2008), though we're talking miners, not physical metal. Unless you absolutely need to sell during the worst trough, you should be fine (like, are you so greedy, that you need to be all-in in stocks all the time?). The miners will have a minor temporary EPS compression (several months or so) and a significant P/E compression (stock market dumps), but this should still fare better than crude oil producers (recover faster). Crude oil producers are a much better buy near the worst point of a recession (compared to PMs/miners), but how exactly can we tell, whether there will even be such a great buying opportunity in the foreseeable future?

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Oscr gonna pump other healthcare stocks today A r e Y o u R d y!

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Should’ve e-transfered me instead

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It’s 2040, Amazon e-commerce is the profit engine offsetting losses and debt from AWS AI data center investments in 2026, stock price still $200.

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Your about to either retire early or become a cautionary tale but that P/E ratio looking spicy for a reason

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Still going to keep going up though, so w/e

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This market pushup is going to end hilariously. They want to dump tech but don't want to dump the overall market so they push up WMT and COST to 50 P/E higher than NVDA. At some point people are going to realize this is so stupid and dump everything all at once.

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Woot. Good for me, may pick up a Mach E GT Rally for on the cheap.

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MTCH finally showing a little momentum after earnings. Not many monopolies to be had with a P/E of 13.7 and a dividend yield of 2.4%. Has a narrow moat via network effects, but a moat nonetheless.

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