How to Move Up in a Down Market
Posted by Jared Chamberlain on
How to Move Up in a Down Market
We've all seen it before. You know when something is going wrong, like really bad, it feels like it's in slow motion. We can replay the moment as an observer from the outside and analyze everything that could have been different.
Unfortunately, this pandemic that we are in, mixed with our economy in Alberta, it may seem like you are stuck. Isolated.
But here's the thing.
If you are in a position of good income still, you have probably saved money over the past number of months due to lack of spending; you could be in a great position to make a move up in this down market.
This may seem like a crazy thought in a time like this, but hear us out, because if you do this right, the math is in your favour.
Right now, the market…
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