The bankers have always been a good guide for me. I was a banker in my early days. I have watched Dimon and other CEOs as my guide. When they sell, pay attention, when they buy pay attention. Using this strategy saved me during the 2008-09 period. I was able to sell my bank stock at 78, buy back at 32 (it would later fall to 16! but I held and got more), and later sell it all again in the 100s. No need to complicate things. Let these guys do the work for me. It is their job after all.

Worst case is these guys keep me out of big trouble. Best case is they make me a bunch of money. Adding this information in with where markets are and the backdrop, buying supports really increases the success ratio. From there, I just need to give it time. If Dimon isn't buying more yet long term, neither am I. 

Being prepared allocation wise is warranted at all times. I expect any long term money I have to be able to withstand a 40-50% drawdown at anytime. That's the world we live in. Viruses, debt, scams, wars, and who knows where it all starts and stops. 

One thing is certain, the stock market is a great opportunity to make money if buying and selling right over the long term.