Why do we keep cash reserves?

Be cool and keep cash reserves for your portfolio!

The market is rising very well and everyone has started to burn buy signals. However, we need to look at the big picture.

When we analyze other bulls and there are some situations that I personally experienced in the previous bull season.

There is currently a good volume and cash inflow to the market for the bull season. The market is laying a strong foundation. There are two dates we need to pay attention to. You can check these 2 dates in past bull seasons.

The first important date will be #HALVİNG in April. After the halving, the market will lay its foundation with a harsh correction. With some speculations, they will make investors sell because the bull season is ending.

The second important date is more of a psychological date, the US elections. When we take a general look at the bull seasons, we see a more stable and fluctuating graph between two dates. However, it becomes a good buy spot for the bull market in the big picture right before the election. With sudden increases in a short time after the election, we are close to the peak in January. In July and August, it is potentially logical to expect the bull to turn into a bear.

For these reasons, it is important to be calm on the spot side and for medium term investors, especially in such a period, and it will be guaranteed to capture a buying point by holding a certain amount of cash on the dates we mentioned. In this way, whether the market falls or rises, you are profitable in both possibilities.