If you aren’t trading, it really doesn’t matter. Especially, if you aren’t in need to liquidate assets to survive.
The only thing you’d have to keep an eye on is the volatility for things like 401K to mitigate heavy losses.
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I think it could matter somewhat to the hodler, or at least those looking to accumulate. I know I'd rather stack during a dip, even if I don't plan on doing anything with it for the foreseeable future. In any case, it can be nice to have a finger on the pulse of your assets so to speak.
Is this a stand in for a nonexistent perception of recent moves, or is your perspective a secret?
And yes to buy the dip if you wish to accumulate.
Otherwise, it just doesn’t seem to be worth the effort to watch paint dry.
I hear you.
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