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Investing: Buy Low, Sell High

 

You’ll spend $1,200 on the new iPhone,

 

but you won’t invest $1,200 in the

 

company that makes the iPhone.

 

I find this interesting because

 

the stock market is the only retail

 

outlet that exists where people do the

 

exact opposite of what they should do

 

when things go on sale.

 

Let me explain. About 3 to 4 weeks ago,

 

I made a video about how the stock

 

market could rally even though the

 

market was down 6% at the time, and everybody was fearful because of the

 

war in Iran.

 

The number one rule in the stock market

 

is to buy low and sell high. Yet, people

 

do the exact opposite when things go on

 

sale in the market.

 

Let me give you an example.

 

If I told you your favorite retail store

 

or favorite department store was having

 

a 30 to 50% off sale, you’d likely go in

 

and buy a bunch of stuff, right? Yet,

 

when the market was down 10% a couple of

 

weeks ago, nobody wanted to buy.

 

I find this extremely interesting.

 

But, and why is that?

 

And here’s a question that I get asked

 

often. When is the best time to invest?

 

The best time to invest is yesterday,

 

okay? Uh but, comment, like, and

 

subscribe. I’d love to hear your

 

feedback in the comments because I find

 

this really interesting that nobody wants to buy the stock market when it’s on sale.

 

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