I know I’m about to be bombarded with hate for this but genuinely curious. Like if it’s safe to assume that VOO/SCHD/JEPI/VTI and any other top performing ETF’s will most likely never fail and continue to grow over the years BUT they still experience dips throughout the years, why not sell at what appears to be a peak, wait for the next drop and then just buy back in around your original price WITH your profit from selling. At that point you would have a good chunk extra to throw in on top of the original position and then the next time it peaks to your last selling point, your return would be even higher, correct? I am fairly new to investing but am I stupid for thinking this? Obviously, you would want to time it right with securing dividend payments and what not but still. I’ve never heard anyone mention this so I’m curious.
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