👉 "What if I buy $VFV right now and the market crashes tomorrow?" Let’s look at what actually happens if you have the worst timing in history. Imagine you bought the S&P 500 ($VFV) right at the peak before the 2008 Financial Crisis. Or right before the 2020 COVID crash. Or right at the top in 2021 before tech pulled back in 2022. Still standing at all time highs Here’s why buying at "the top" isn't as scary as it sounds: 1️⃣ The S&P 500 constantly sets new tops: In a healthy economy, index funds are supposed to hit record highs over time. Today's "all-time high" usually becomes the baseline 5 years from now. 2️⃣ Dollar-Cost Averaging wins: When the market dips, your regular monthly contribution buys more shares at a discount. 3️⃣ Time in the market > Timing the market: Trying to wait for a 10% pullback usually means missing out on a 15% run-up. Whether tech pulls back 5% tomorrow or rallies another 10%, my strategy as a student investor doesn't change: Stay consistent, auto-invest into $VFV, and track every single dollar. 🇨🇦 Tech giants such $NVDA$GOOGL memory $DRAM
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Arjun Gill@agbetrguy · 9d
What do you mean by track every single dollar
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