Many investors, including myself, admire Warren Buffet for his calm demeanor, timeless wisdom, and incredible investment success. However, the secret ingredient to his enormous net worth, which is north of $80 billion, is not his ability to time the market or pick winners – it’s simply time IN the market. Warren Buffet started investing as a young boy at the age of 11…

I hate the term “learning experience” when it comes to investing mistakes. The cost is too high. This term was thrown around a lot this past summer and fall as the market rebounded from the March lows and started to make all-time highs again.

With the market near all-time highs, investors are often weary of investing, wanting to wait until there is a sell-off. It is a very rational thought, especially when the economy is hurting like it is now. When it comes to investing cash, the question you should ask is “When will I need it?” not “Is this a good time?”

With a 10+ year bull market behind us, Coronavirus concerns, and a change in Washington, I hear many concerns about how all this is going to impact the stock market. I think the question being asked is “Is now a good time to sell?