Investing during bull markets is so easy, but when things don't go as you planned there is where people do and say the opposite things they were saying in the first moment. I just wanna say, that if you do your homework and keep investing the rest of your life, you will achieve big things, despite the money you invest. It's better to start with 50$ every month rather than nothing. Don't let short-term volatility affect your life or your financial planning. I made plenty of errors when I started investing such as investing all my money in a single stock or using leverage to achieve financial freedom faster, but then I realized this is not about that. If you wanna be a millionaire from day to night, don't invest your money over here. What I seek is to slowly and with time being our best friend compound my wealth over the years. And the only way to achieve that is with discipline and patience. Keeping your money in the bank is making you poorer every day. What I recommend as I do have a 6 month emergency fund and the rest start investing wherever you want. Some people who are close to retiring might not be interested in the stock market because short-term volatility can damage their wealth very fast. They may want to invest in bonds or short-term deposits. But if you are young and invest every month till you die 15/20 % of your income, I have no doubt that you will achieve something big.
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