Did you know major market corrections (20-40%) occur only 15% of the time? These are usually tied to major, known events—like the dot-com bubble, the mortgage crisis, or the pandemic.

Here’s the truth: Not being invested costs you. Over time, it could mean missing out on a 26% annual return (vs. 6% for bonds).

Consider this: If you started investing during the pandemic and saw your portfolio drop by 30% within a year, it may have felt like a loss. But fast forward to mid-2024, and your portfolio would have grown by 80%, with a compound annual return of 26% over that two-and-a-half-year period.

The lesson? Market dips are temporary, but growth is long-term. Stay 100% invested, all the time. The numbers speak for themselves.