Warren Buffett keeps saying the same thing: ordinary investors should buy low-cost index funds and stay invested. Tom Krieglstein explains that Buffett's advice works because of time in the market, not market timing. It's boring, but it's meant to help regular people actually succeed.
I don't know why people keep asking Warren Buffett for financial advice. Because he keeps saying the exact same thing every single time, which is to invest in low cost index funds every single time he says it. It's super boring. But he wants you to succeed. And the way he knows that you as a regular person are going to succeed is not timing of the market, but time in the market. So go put your money in that low cost index fund and get back to work.
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