‍# WhenisBestTimetoEntertheMarket

Headline: The Best Time to Enter the Market Was
Yesterday. The Second Best Time is Now.
One of the most dangerous phrases in investing is: "I’m
waiting for the dip."
It sounds logical. We all want to buy low and sell
high. But in practice, trying to "time the market" is usually a
recipe for missing out. Here is the harsh reality: You cannot predict the
bottom. You cannot predict the top. And neither can the experts on TV.
Why waiting hurts you: Data
consistently shows that the bulk of the stock market's gains come from a small
handful of the best days. If you sit on the sidelines waiting for the
"perfect" correction, you risk missing those massive rally days that
drive long-term growth.
The Solution? Dollar-Cost Averaging (DCA).
Instead of dumping a lump sum in at a random time or fearfully waiting for a
crash, try this:
1. Invest
a fixed amount every month/week.
2. Automate
it so you don't even think about it.
3. Ignore
the headlines.
When the market is down, your money buys more shares.
When it’s up, your existing shares are worth more. This removes the
emotional burden of trying to be a genius.
Stop asking "When is the best time?" and
start focusing on "How long can I stay invested?" Because in the
market, time in the market beats timing the market. Every. Single. Time.
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