Even the worst possible market timing beats staying in cash

Stocks & Markets September 03, 2026 09:04 AM

One of the most common fears investors face is putting money into the market today, only to see asset prices fall significantly tomorrow.

It’s understandable. When headlines are dominated by war, tariffs, inflation risks and AI spending concerns, as has been the case in recent weeks and months, it’s natural for investors to second-guess whether now is the right time to invest.

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