I'm a new investor that just had my TNISA set up last month.
I'm sitting on some cash, about $100k worth of Yennies and I was planning to go 50% on some ETFs and indexes.
But with the news about US increasing the rates multiple times within this year, is it safe to do so?
Should I be waiting, assuming with the higher rates, stock prices going down?
With the US hiking up the rates in 2022, is it better to wait?
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Re: With the US hiking up the rates in 2022, is it better to wait?
30 years later this will make no difference at all
If you are just getting started, set up your regular payments into TNISA and see how things go. There is no rush.
If you want to invest your lump sum immediately, that is fine too.
The most important thing is to make saving/investing into a regular/sustainable long-term habit.
If you are just getting started, set up your regular payments into TNISA and see how things go. There is no rush.
If you want to invest your lump sum immediately, that is fine too.
The most important thing is to make saving/investing into a regular/sustainable long-term habit.
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Re: With the US hiking up the rates in 2022, is it better to wait?
Is that ¥100,000 or $100,000 ?noir wrote: ↑Tue Feb 08, 2022 9:17 am I'm sitting on some cash, about $100k worth of Yennies and I was planning to go 50% on some ETFs and indexes.
But with the news about US increasing the rates multiple times within this year, is it safe to do so?
Should I be waiting, assuming with the higher rates, stock prices going down?
If the former it doesn't matter much. If the latter, then perhaps take it slowly. It is very hard to know when potential rate rises affect the market, and when those rises will actually be priced in.