I believe staying invested during market panic is key to long-term success. It's tough emotionally, but history shows that rebounds often follow the worst crashes. I remind myself that while crashes hit fast like lightning, they can lead to strong recoveries.

The idea of missing the best and worst days is eye-opening. Avoiding the worst days boosts returns, but timing that is incredibly hard. That’s why I use a buy-and-hold approach for core positions, with some cautious adjustments during volatile times to manage risk.

For most of us, the best move is to stay disciplined and avoid emotional decisions. We may not predict when lightning strikes, but staying in the market gives us the best shot at catching the recovery.

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# Do You Have To Be There When Lightning Strikes?

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