If you are truly “an investor” (i.e. in for the long haul), then you really shouldn’t care. If you need money in the short term, it should already be out of the market. The market goes up, and the market goes down. But in the long run, it goes up.
Every time the market takes a bit dip like it did today, i buy a little bit more (taking cash from my IRA and buying index funds). Buy on the dips...
If you are truly “an investor” (i.e. in for the long haul), then you really shouldn’t care. If you need money in the short term, it should already be out of the market. The market goes up, and the market goes down. But in the long run, it goes up.
Every time the market takes a bit dip like it did today, i buy a little bit more (taking cash from my IRA and buying index funds). Buy on the dips...
“Every time the market takes a bit dip like it did today, i buy a little bit more”
Charles Payne on FBN loves the dips. He scoops up more stock at the low rate.
This.
You don’t lose shares until you sell them. Hold and the value will return.