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While historical averages are not guarantees, certain patterns have consistently appeared over decades.
: A low price-to-earnings ratio relative to industry peers may indicate the stock is "cheap".
: Historically, investing in the S&P 500 during periods of "extreme fear" has led to better long-term returns than buying during periods of "extreme greed".
: When mainstream media is overwhelmingly gloomy, it may signal that the market is oversold and due for a rebound. 3. Historical Calendar Patterns
: September is statistically the weakest month for the stock market, often seeing average monthly returns dip below zero. 4. The Power of Systematic Investing
: Automating your buys helps you avoid common psychological traps like loss aversion (fearing losses more than valuing gains) or FOMO (fear of missing out), which often lead to buying high and selling low.
Instead of watching the clock, seasoned investors watch the business. Buying makes the most sense when a company’s fundamentals suggest it is undervalued.