When is Wall Street/stock exchange due for another market crash on scale of 2020 dip?

[paledreams]

I mean I just here in online histories how something to the words of "markets then to have cycles and there's bear markets and bull markets, there's dips and there's gains, every so many years or whatever technical terms and jargon" blah blah blah numbers and blah blah blah no one can time the markets. Lol.
I'm just though asking, if it's been 4 years since the "Covid 2020 market crash" does than mean it's potentially smooth sailing ahead for year/s to come lol before another "market crash/or even GFC market decline unexpected panic" hahahaha lol. Just asking for banter. I dislike maths and numbers games anyhow. Lol! 🤣

No market crash coming

No market crash for years

Unpredictable regardless of cycles/regardless of past crashes

Purely unpredictable

Soft landing of markets anyhow, crikey isn't that term overused soft landing regarding markets lol

[WindAtMyBack]

There will be another one. It's just a matter of when and how big.

We have a big election coming up. The stock market is pretty damn fickle. It over reacts to every little thing. If the election goes the way everyone thinks just before the election, it will probably be a fairly smooth market and maybe even go up. If it's a big surprise win, then it may take a temporary crash, then recover.

Besides, what difference does it make in practical terms? Buy good stocks or funds and forget about it.

[paledreams]

The market always recovers? Broadly speaking - I don't mean any particular market, just supposedly the logic logic goes "the stock market always does recover?"

[paledreams]

No wonder then they always say to hold hold hold never sell why sell lol gulp no advice peace lol gulp 😉😆

[WindAtMyBack]

You can't hold forever. You need to cash in every now and then. Otherwise you don't have anything.

Buying stock is easy. Knowing when to sell is the hard part. When it comes to selling, greed will screw you every time. People think "just a little bit longer for it to go up some more, then I'll sell". They keep doing that over and over until it crashes and they lost their ass. You gotta know when to get out.

[paledreams]

And switching to cash option is? Non existent? Uhhh

[Anonymous]

If I could answer something like that I'd already be a millionaire.😆