Something Is Always "Up"

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Let’s get into today’s piece 🤝 

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“If a company’s products taste good, buy the shares.” - Dividend Growth Investor

Something Is Always “Up”

Today we are explaining why you should ignore “reasons to sell.”

These events are always happening, but constantly worrying about the next crash (that probably won’t occur) has ZERO benefit.

People spend so much time searching for a reason to worry that they psych themselves out of investing completely.

The stock market is a world of no guarantees, but the only guarantee is uncertainty.

Chart of Worries

Take a look at the chart below.

Save it to your phone, download it to your computer, copy it from google here, do what you need to do to see it clearly.

Ladies and gentlemen. Folks of the market. Young and old investors.

This chart doesn’t need much explaining. In short, there will always be a new market shattering event begging for your attention.

Over the last three years we have seen a pandemic, supply shortages, Russia invading Ukraine, and record levels of inflation (just to name a few).

But guess what, the S&P is currently sniffing a new all time high.

Worry Heroes

These people are my favorite.