Vivian Tu

When they're lower, you'll naturally buy more.

If you see that there has been a major move, I think we all can generally appreciate what a major move looks like.

If we're seeing a major drop on the chart or a major rise, you can make some decisions about meaningfully buying more, taking a quick beat.

But that's all to say we don't know.

So do I think you should be investing right now?

Hell yeah.

But I think you should be investing all the time.

It's by the way, natural human psychology.

did you know that for most of us if i give you a hundred dollars the joy you feel is less than if i if you lose a hundred dollars like i stole it out of your wallet or something like the feeling of loss is so much more magnified than the feeling of a win and so when we see our portfolios drop

it's natural to feel a little bit of anxiety.

And I, it's so funny, as someone who even provides this guidance to so many people, I'm like, hey, maybe don't check your investment portfolio when the market's down.

You're gonna hurt your own feelings.

I checked my own portfolio the other day.

Market was down.

I was like, ah!

And it was, I was like, wow, that's a much smaller number than I was hoping to see.

And you know what?

I have to laugh because it's really just, I have to take my own advice.

Stay the course, continue investing and think of right now, you know, think of those moments as like a buying opportunity.

And you know, it's so funny.