Absolutely Do Not "All In" When the Market is Declining

You see prices drop 20-30%, and your heart races. "This is my chance!" you think, ready to spend all your money and wait for a recovery to make a big profit. But have you considered what will happen if the market does not recover and continues to decline? Imagine this scenario: you invest everything at once, and the market drops another 20-30%. At that point, you have no more money to take advantage of the lower prices. All you can do is watch the prices drop, feel anxious, lose sleep. The pressure mounts, and you may sell at the lowest price—just before the market starts to recover. So, what's the lesson here? Never put all your money into the market at once, no matter how 'attractive' the prices may seem. Instead, divide your capital into smaller portions, invest gradually, and always maintain a reserve fund. The capital market is volatile, and what you need is a calm mind and a carefully considered plan, not impulsive decisions driven by emotions. Remember, investing is not gambling. It is a game of patience and risk management. The important thing is not to try to predict the market but to prepare for different scenarios. So take it slowly, stick to your strategy, and let time work its magic.