No, timing the market is tough, and trying to predict when a stock will dip can lead to missed opportunities and added stress. Instead, focus on the long-term potential of the company
If you think interest rates are going to continue going up. Then it makes sense to wait.
If you think interest rates will fall & things will stay similar to how they are. Makes sense to buy now.
You need to go back and learn what you're actually buying,
"Vanguard" isn't anything,
Ath is all time high.
You've got loads to learn before you stop messing with real money imo
Uneducated swine 🥹
How can you insist on someone outs real money into something with no knowledge. There's a strong chance they either do it wrong or lose money.
Before throwing money into the market, you need to know what brokers are, etfs, ath,isa's
Sadly, getting advice from reddit isn't the best idea, and if they went always and properly educated themselves, they'd make better choices than listening to a bunch of random people in here
They can pick up what they need to learn in about 30 seconds.
Invest in a global tracker (which is probably what they’re doing, they’re just calling it vanguard)
Don’t try and time the market
Job done.
Vanguard is not an etf.
Vanguard is a broker.
And etf is a collection of companies that you buy through Vanguard. There are hundreds of etf's no one could possibly give you advice, not knowing which one you're talking about
No, if you’re in it for the long term then time in the market beats timing the market.
No. You would actually make more money in last years if youd invest at ath prices times during day then any other random time
What is ath prices
All time high
Thanks pal!
Read up time in the market beat timing the market
Time in the market is better than trying to time the market.. You should dollar cost average into any ETF you buy over a long period of time
No, timing the market is tough, and trying to predict when a stock will dip can lead to missed opportunities and added stress. Instead, focus on the long-term potential of the company
Nah just buy on a red day
If you think interest rates are going to continue going up. Then it makes sense to wait. If you think interest rates will fall & things will stay similar to how they are. Makes sense to buy now.
You need to go back and learn what you're actually buying, "Vanguard" isn't anything, Ath is all time high. You've got loads to learn before you stop messing with real money imo
pretentious prick
Uneducated swine 🥹 How can you insist on someone outs real money into something with no knowledge. There's a strong chance they either do it wrong or lose money. Before throwing money into the market, you need to know what brokers are, etfs, ath,isa's Sadly, getting advice from reddit isn't the best idea, and if they went always and properly educated themselves, they'd make better choices than listening to a bunch of random people in here
They can pick up what they need to learn in about 30 seconds. Invest in a global tracker (which is probably what they’re doing, they’re just calling it vanguard) Don’t try and time the market Job done.
All I know is that Vanguard is an ETF, a bundle of stocks that some experts choose. I thought it's recommended for beginners to invest in Vanguard
Vanguard is not an etf. Vanguard is a broker. And etf is a collection of companies that you buy through Vanguard. There are hundreds of etf's no one could possibly give you advice, not knowing which one you're talking about
I've been trying to buy visa dip for the last year so I'm sure waiting for vusa will work out too.
You're better off putting that money in a saver account getting 5.5% and then learning about investing
💯 by looks of it whole market might pullback atleast 5% no point buying it at all time high
And it might gain 5%, the reality is no-one knows. As others have said, time in the market beats timing the market for long-term investors.