Most of us feel the pressure to #invest our money especially when we see a dip (like the #StockMarketCrash2020). Even the professional fund managers feel the same pressure.
Because we think that is how fortune is made. (1/n)
Because we think that is how fortune is made. (1/n)
Just because #WarrenBuffett is sitting on cash worth $137 doesn't mean you too sit on cash and wait for him to tell you when to invest.
Remember, there's no competition here. You don't need to be the best, you just have to give your best. (2/n)
Remember, there's no competition here. You don't need to be the best, you just have to give your best. (2/n)
#success is not achieved by following, it's achieved by leading, taking your own decisions/risks. Backing it up and learning from them.
#WarrenBuffett is also a human and he just admitted one of his mistakes. (3/n)
#WarrenBuffett is also a human and he just admitted one of his mistakes. (3/n)
If you're not a professional economist, or have no proper judgement of your own, there's no point timing the market.
As Peter Lynch says: If you've spent 13 minutes studying economy, you've wasted 10 minutes of your life. (4/n)
As Peter Lynch says: If you've spent 13 minutes studying economy, you've wasted 10 minutes of your life. (4/n)
That best I think for you and me, is to keep #investing systematically through dollar cost averaging (SIP). Don't stop your SIPs. Stay invested.
10-15 years down the line, all of this won't matter.
As I always say, time in the market always beats timing the market. (5/n)
10-15 years down the line, all of this won't matter.
As I always say, time in the market always beats timing the market. (5/n)
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