Almost everything is expensive now. Look how much assets in general have gone up: stocks, real estate, collectibles, commodities, and so on. College, healthcare, and insurance too. No reason cars should be an exception.
Most advice says 2 things. 1. impossible to time the market. 2. time in market beats all things.
So you can't just pull your money out. Even with a 20% correction tomorrow, your still going to be up on the year.
Going to bonds to get 1-2% isn't helping much.
There is nowhere left to put money.
Be nervous a year from now when the bubble talk subsides as the NASDAQ continues to grow :)
Huh? Wood prices have corrected some, but they’re still >2x what the were pre-pandemic.
I wouldn't store the brown rice meant for GABA longer than six months or replace more than half my vegetable intake with it (i.e. one probably shouldn't replace dark leafy greens and/or the broccoli family,) but that is still something like a compensation for 45% inflation in fresh vegetables.
The asparagus season might be a few weeks shorter, you may pay 3-5% more but ultimately no one is going to starve.
The best thing to do is prepare for slightly higher outgoings.
If you are in Sub-Saharan Africa continue doing what you're already doing, get on a dinghy and point it at Europe.