Investing when stocks seem to go lower and lower isn't always fun, and it's not possible to buy at the exact perfect time with any degree of accuracy. In this Motley Fool Live video clip, recorded on Jan. 27, Fool.com contributor Travis Hoium shares one of the most important lessons all long-term investors should keep in mind, especially when the market gets turbulent. Travis Hoium: What I've learned over the last, particularly 20 years of paying attention to the markets on a more day-to-day basis is that it doesn't matter when you buy a great company, you're going to forget about what that entry price was or whether it was the top of the market or the bottom of the market. Read More...
Investing when stocks seem to go lower and lower isn’t always fun, and it’s not possible to buy at the exact perfect time with any degree of accuracy. In this Motley Fool Live video clip, recorded on Jan. 27, Fool.com contributor Travis Hoium shares one of the most important lessons all long-term investors should keep in mind, especially when the market gets turbulent. Travis Hoium: What I’ve learned over the last, particularly 20 years of paying attention to the markets on a more day-to-day basis is that it doesn’t matter when you buy a great company, you’re going to forget about what that entry price was or whether it was the top of the market or the bottom of the market.
