I wouldn't exactly jump on oil or cruise lines right now.  IF I was going to buy individual stocks right now (something I very rarely do) I would be looking at the long term rather than the short term.  Things in the tech sector are looking pretty good right now.

The market is a mess between "the virus", oil plunging and an election coming up.  Add to that the meeting with The Fed and what they might do along with possible "stimulus" for certain sectors.  The world economy is basically coming to a screeching halt.

What is really disturbing is the yield on the 10 year treasury note right now.  Less than 1%.  Great news if you're looking to borrow money (mortgage rates should drop some more) bad news if you have money in the bank (less interest earned).

None of this really has to do with President Trump or his policies.  It's more about the MSM and social media fueling the fear of something that we shouldn't be afraid of.

Right now I am staying put with a vast majority of my money in cash.  When the market does find it's bottom (which I think is close) then I'll start "stepping in" cautiously.  I expect more volatility this week with the market perhaps making up the losses from today throughout the week.

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