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Stop trying to time the next market crash. In this video, I explain why waiting for a "perfect" entry point before you invest is one of the most common and costly mistakes for long-term investors. Recessions are a normal part of the cycle, the U.S. has averaged one every six years since 1948. The real risk isn't a temporary downturn; it's staying on the sidelines and missing the compounding that builds true wealth.

We'll break down a practical, principle-based system that works in any market environment. This is for anyone in their 20s, 30s, or 40s with long-term goals like retirement or financial independence.

CHAPTERS:
0:00 – Why Waiting for a Recession to Invest Is a Mistake
0:23 – Who This Advice Is (And Who Should Ignore It)
1:00 – Why Market Timing Fails Long-Term Investors
1:36 – The Truth About Long-Term Wealth & Compounding
3:05 – Productive vs Non-Productive Assets Explained
4:27 – What Is an Investment Policy Statement? (IPS Explained)
5:51 – What Investors Can Control (And Should Focus On)
6:57 – A Simple 3-Step Investing System

This video answers:

• Why waiting for a recession to invest is risky for long-term investors
• Whether market crashes are a good time to start investing
• How emotional investing decisions sabotage long-term wealth
• What an Investment Policy Statement is and why it matters
• How to invest during uncertainty without timing the market

Historical data shows that in 75% of cases, stock market returns were positive just two years after a recession began. The goal isn't to avoid storms, but to build a boat that can weather them.

Why is it a mistake to wait for a recession to invest?
Waiting for a recession to invest is a mistake because market timing is unreliable and causes investors to miss long-term compounding. Most long-term wealth is built by staying invested through market cycles, not by predicting downturns.

Should I wait for a market crash before investing?
No. For long-term investors, waiting for a market crash often leads to missed gains and emotional decision-making. Recessions are temporary, but compounding works over decades.

Why does trying to time the market hurt long-term investors?
Market timing hurts long-term investors because it builds hesitation and fear-based habits. Investors get paid for staying invested, not for predicting short-term market moves.


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