10 Truths About Stock Market Volatility

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[@mannya_realtor]

I just dollar cost average. I’m always buying and holding and I never stop

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Investing in stocks could seem easy, but choosing the right stock without a tested plan might be difficult. For the longest time, I've been attempting to grow my $210,000 portfolio, but the largest obstacle is the absence of a well-defined entrance and exit strategy. On this subject, any input would be really appreciated.

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Dealing across multiple asset classes can reduce risk more effectively than putting all of your money into one. If you don't understand finances properly, see a financial consultant.

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Stay the course. That's the best strategy for investing. It's always good to have a long term view when investing. In 20 years the market will always generate positive returns.

[@adamjanecke1807]

John Bogle would agree with you!

[@thestoiccoach]

Thanks for sharing these volatility tips. Seeing the volatility in the market can cause anxiety for me. This is another reminder to stay cool and collected.

[@cheryltoth309]

Listened to this one a few times. It's a good one for a amateur investor constantly plaguing themselves with the question: "Am I doing the right thing?" My emotional investment ups and downs could also be charted in close correlation with the market's. After listening to this anxiety's down and calmness is up.

[@victorlinares1148]

The market will be higher in 20 years but what about the continued loss in currency value ?

[@scarling9367]

A weird thing ive noticed is that my one account has $20k and swings by a couple hundred dollars and i dont bat an eye at that. I just started an account (

[@colby6512]

Tae, I want to follow JL Collins and others play on just investing in VTI and VOO (no bonds for me I have a lot of years ahead of me). Only thing is those ETFs are at all time highs or atleast towards those highs with a massive spike up over the last 5-7 years… that said I want to sell everything else and move my 90% sell off into VTI VOO for overall new investing strategy and safety for 30 years+ What’re your thoughts? I’m nervous I’ll sell off my stocks, buy into the ETF to high and get crushed in a high buy that’ll take however many years to recover.

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Gotta zoom out bud. Check it annually. Keep buying and turn off the news.

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[@mbank3832]

I am investing into the S&P500 and I was scared poopless when the balance dropped :(

[@kawicheater]

it can be, thats totally understandable. just zoom out to a broader view. say 6-12 months. bet your s&p is doing great.

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Are you just investing in S&P 500?

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[@Johanneslol11]

I have 100% in stocks, I am 33 and I only invest with what I don’t care about losing so.. as long as I can still eat healthy, live a comfy life with eating it from time to time and so. Mind investing the rest and seeing it going up and down