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Rising Star
You will be rewarded some day, not anytime soon though.
The market can be bad for years. If you are exhausted after a couple months, you may want to rethink your risk tolerance
Chief
Long term you’re gonna love what you did. Patience.
How much of long term have you seem so far? Have you been through some down?
Arguably had been great for a decade so this decade may not benefit the same type of stocks as the last. May be worthwhile to trade into some of the boomer names first before getting back to some long term winners!
Buy energy and chill. Most profitable companies on earth earning 10% of their worth every quarter with 25 years (100 quarters) of nat gas use in the cards.
When you say bag holding, what exactly is in the bag? If you’re buying the market and holding long term you should be ok. Can’t do a rug pull on the entire global economy or we have much bigger issues
Chief
Aren't you holding a bag of diversified broad market little slices, which history suggests will yield very nice returns over decade+ time periods?
Keep buying as the dip happens
Rising Star
My husband felt like you in March of 2020, asked me to stop buying “because we keep losing money”. Didn’t let me buy again until the market had largely recovered and he felt confident again. We missed all those gains we would have had even if we had kept loosing all the way down.
Right now, this time, I just choose not to tell him that we are buying all the way down again.
It took quite a while to see any benefits. I guess fortunately I am old but not that old so by 2000, I didn’t have that much. It was really just my 401k that I probably never even looked at and a fairly small amount of money in a brokerage account in 3 companies. The brokerage account got killed in 2000. I had a couple of brilliant picks that went to zero. At least I got a capital loss deduction. I think by 2002 the only company left was Microsoft. I just kept putting money in my 401k and a little here there in my brokerage when I had some money. It started to get better in a couple years and then the market crashed again in 2008 wiping the gains out. At least by then I was making more and buying an SP index fund. The key was staying employed the entire time and just keep buying. Obviously the last decade or so has been fantastic. I would not say I am a great investor by any stretch. I know I can’t pick stocks based on my experience so 99 percent of what I have is in index funds. No way to know how far the market can go down but certainly could go down 50% or more.