RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:the set up was there for a new run...Yeah but that adds to my point which is that the Fed will not aggressively raise rates again. We've been at near 0% for almost what, 6 years or something? And they struggle with making even a 0.25% increase. My take is that real growth has struggled since 2008 and its largely been facilitated by free money for those who have access to these cheap loans. I reading all these articles about how the economy is "starting to recover". I think the market is due for a major correction which is why I struggle to buy LPs at even these prices. I am not entirely sure what will happen to the LPs if there is mass panic in the general indices. Gauging by last February it could provide a nice dip at the least from whatever the price goes to in the meantime. That is what I want my long-term re-entry point to be for most of my money. I want to see the SP 500 close that gap formed a few months back, then consider buying and holding here with a substantial sum (substantial to me at least).