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In investing, it’s not about timing the market; it’s about time in the market. Every day you postpone investing is a day that your money could have been working for you. Time is a potent ally for investors who practice consistency through methods like dollar-cost averaging.
Moving Forward: Your First Steps to Investing
If you've found yourself identifying with any of these myths, it's time to reframe your approach to investing.
First, consider subscribing to educational platforms that provide practical and useful investing advice.
Second, look for transparency in investing—track portfolios that are open to the public, providing real, tangible examples of how investing can work for ordinary people.