The personal finance expert believes the draw of high interest rates and an aversion to risk taking are preventing too many people from taking a "lifetime opportunity" in the stock market.
"Some of these stocks — how do you pass them up? I mean, you have to go into them. Now, do you go into them with everything that you have? No. Do you dollar-cost average into them, and take advantage of days? … Yes," the "Women & Money" podcast host told CNBC's "Orman, who is also'I want to buy a stock, and I hope it goes down'
"I have some serious losers at this point. However, I don't care," said Orman. "I want to buy a stock, and I hope it goes down. And I hope it goes further down and down so I can accumulate more."At the same time, she still sees a role for bonds in portfolios. She likes the