The market has just hit another all-time high. You’re sitting on cash, wondering, “Is it too late to buy? Should I wait for a correction?” This dilemma paralyzes countless investors. But here’s a surprising truth: Since 1950, the S&P 500 has spent roughly 7% of trading days at all-time highs—and 31% of those highs marked a new market floor. That’s why smart investors don’t obsess over market peaks. Instead, they follow strategies that help them build wealth regardless of where the market stands. Let’s break down how. This dilemma paralyzes countless investors. But here’s a surprising truth: Since 1950, the S&P 500 has spent roughly 7% of trading days at all-time highs—and 31% of those highs marked a new market floor. That’s why smart investors don’t obsess over market peaks. Instead, they follow strategies that help them build wealth regardless of where the market stands. Let’s break down how.
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