So I currently have 600 every 2 weeks immediately invested in my 401k, and on top of that have another 650 every 2 weeks going to brokerage. 401k is obv auto buy, and so is my brokerage (mainly FZROX, FSPGX, and FHITX). Markets been rough the end of 2025/2025 and I’m curious if ppl are holding cash to buy down the line or still auto purchasing and just letting it ride out?

    Thank you!

    How are you dealing with the market currently
    byu/Agile-Invite1272 ininvesting



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    15 Comments

    1. SprinklesMany2038 on

      Blink and we will be at ath. Zoom out on the chart happens every time. As long as its for 5+ years invest. 

    2. irradiatedcitizen on

      Prepared for stagflation, lower interest rates (jpow stepping down soon), and devalued USD (other countries are moving away from the USD as reserve currency).

    3. Ramit Sethi started advising people to hold 12 months of emergency fund at the start of tariffs, instead of 6 months, and I doubt that advice has changed.

    4. Past_Paint_225 on

      “Freak the fuck out and panic sell everything right now. It’s fucking over.” – Warren Buffet /s

      I’m bad at reading and lazy so I keep my weekly auto buy chugging along

    5. ThisIsMyRedditAcct20 on

      I sold quite a bit in Jan/Feb. Now getting back in. Never sold more than 10%

    6. The global stock market is extremely concentrated in the US right now. I believe recent political decisions are undermining long-term stability, the logical response isn’t panic selling though, it’s diversification!

      I’ve reduced US overweight exposure and added more international markets (Canada, Europe, Asia, emerging markets), real assets like commodities, and companies with global revenue.

      The goal isn’t necessarily to bet against America, it’s to avoid having 70%+ of your portfolio tied to one country whose policy direction is simply don’t trust.

    7. I’m keeping my recurring deposits going. Probably should increase them tbh

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