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Timing The Market Is A Terrible Idea - Here's Why

1. Investing consistently beats holding cash over long periods. 2. Timing the market results in marginally better returns. 3. Investors miss out if they avoid investing altogether. 4. Cash holdings lose value annually, stressing the need to invest. 5. Historical data shows long-term investments are more reliable.

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Why Bullish?

Encouraging consistent investment aligns with S&P 500's growth trajectory, historically. Investors' fear might deter market momentum.

How important is it?

The advice to invest consistently rather than time the market can sustain or boost S&P 500 investment flows, impacting overall market performance.

Why Long Term?

Long-term investments typically yield better returns in the S&P 500; immediate reactions may vary.

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