Let's say an index is at 10,000. Monday it is at 8,000. Is that a crash? Do you buy?
Tuesday, it is at 7,000. Do you buy?
Wednesday, it could be 6,000. Or it could be 8,000. You won't know in advance.
If you are investing in stock market, then you have to be prepare for financial concern. You need to have quick analysis towards ASX stock market and dividend data of ASX companies so that you can earn higher ASX dividend.
Yes if you know when the crash is at or near a low point, and you have cash available to invest. The problem is a crash in the overall economy usually means everyone suffers in fewer jobs and lower wages, so it's likely that non-investor does not have money to invest at that opportune moment.
so i'm a young guy and i'm still learning about stocks and was wondering,if there is a stock market crash and a person dosen't have a single stock,isen't he in a good position? i mean he could invest on stocks for really cheap and when the market gets back on track,he can sell them for a much higher profit. am i right?does a stock market crash basically benifit people who don't have a single stock in?
