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Michael Sincere's Long-Term Trader
Michael Sincere
Opinion: Ridiculous investment advice you should never follow
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1. There’s always a bull market somewhere
2. The ‘little guy’ is causing the market to fall
3. Your stock will come back to even
4. Buy on the dip
5. You can get rich quickly
6. Buy low, sell high
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In truth, bear markets are a natural part of the market cycle, so they should not be feared or ignored. It would be nice if the market always went up, but that is unrealistic and dangerous. Therefore, telling investors there is always a bull market somewhere makes them feel like they are missing out on something big. It also makes people believe you should only be bullish. If you believe that the market always goes up, as this statement implies, the market will teach you a lesson you’ll never forget. 2. The ‘little guy’ is causing the market to fall
When the S&P 500 SPX, -0.19% or some other market benchmark is falling, analysts always want to blame someone. The retail investor is an easy scapegoat. I heard a commentator make this ridiculous comment during a recent market selloff.