Use tomato cost averaging. Bet with people, and buy stocks/coins with your winnings.
Here’s my prediction of this “correction”:
Bitcoin: fall 90-95% peak to trough, will not recover after 5 years
Stocks: fall 10-15% peak to trough, will recover within a year
Real Estate: does not fall, continues to rise 5-10% this year
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You want to bet, go to Vegas. I’m only sharing my analysis for people to contemplate here.
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My original guess was drop to 2K or below in bitcoin from the peak, so this is more or less inline with yours, but disagree with the recovery after 5 years. Bitcoin will probably slowly die, but other cryptos will rise. 5yr, i’d say more like 2.
Stocks: 10% - we are already there, almost. I think a correction is more in 20% range, to be honest. Recover in a year is likely, but with trump - i would guess no.
Real estate: To hell with real estate. I want it to drop so bad, it’s unbelievable.
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Don’t count on it to drop the least bit… 
heh i know. i am expecting for some sort of zoning change or something. in-law permits was a joke, and i think with stock prices dropping & higher inflation - it might remain steady to some extend.
Identify Stock Market Correction Versus Crashes to Protect Yourself
A stock market correction is when the market falls 10 percent from its 52-week high.
A stock market crash is when the 10 percent price drop occurs in just one day. Crashes can lead to a bear market. That’s when the market falls another 10 percent, for a total decline of 20 percent or more.
The 1987 crash was much more dramatic than this correction. 30% drop in one day. Today was a pocorn fart in comparison. I panicked and sold.
The market recovered in a few months and there was no recession.
Futures are already green. And European stocks are bouncing back.
You panicked and sold today or back in 1987?
I think stock recovering is a given. My question is it going to be V-shaped? Or something slower. Personally I like it slow. Much more profitable that way.
Just read an FT article about the crash. People blamed it on the short-volativity trade unwinding, i.e. it’s technical not fundamental.
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In 1987.
i sure hope so 
i think hanera also has some options positions. I lucked out and just one day before this happened (thursday, i think) i quit half of my options positions to keep original capital.
That was bad… You should have held steady back then and sell today… 
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the man is fine, stop shaming people for not believing in stocks 
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It was hard not to sell in 1987. Extremely scary. The sin was not buying back in afterwards.
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I made money in real estate. Stocks were just in my IRA
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I just used my IRA to minimize taxes. Always kept my stock investments strictly in my IRA
