The S&P 500 Just Topped 5,000. Should You Buy Now?

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With the S&P 500 closing above 5,000 for the first time, there’s an inevitable question for investors with cash on the sidelines: Should I get in now — or is the milestone moment actually a reason not...

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·02-10
Should not buy now .. S&P 500 might have some up and down and might drop down about few percent mid of this year . S&P is for compounding over few years so wait until it drop then get in la .
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But putting the record high into context can help you think through the consequences of investing, financial advisers say. Here’s how market strategists and wealth advisers suggest framing things.What a Milestone Like 5,000 MeansThe S&P 500 at 5,000 sounds impressive, but you may be better off ignoring “the false portents of big round numbers,” said Dan Egan, vice president of behavioral finance and investing at robo-adviser Betterment.“Don’t overinterpret any one move as being a big meaningful thing,” he said. “Day-to-day moves are random noise and it’s the long-term pattern that you pay attention to.”Morningstar Wealth Chief Investment Officer for the Americas Marta Norton agrees the threshold isn’t as important as it may appear. “There is a natural growth to the markets, so you should be hitting milestones if the markets are operating the way they should be,” Norton said.What gives Norton pause is not that the S&P 500 is at 5,000 but the stock market’s valuation. “There is a lot of research showing the price at which you buy things is as impactful, if not more impactful, than your holding for the long term,” she said.“From our perspective, most of the big-name stocks are pretty expensive at this point, and to look at 2023 returns and assume that forward into 2024 is a really dangerous thing.”It is now incredibly easy and cheap to get even broader stock market exposure through low-priced index funds that track the total stock market universe, whether that’s in the US or with a diversified world portfolio, Betterment’s Egan said.Think About Your TimingTrying to time the market by jumping in and out at seemingly opportune times has a lousy track record, and everyone’s heard the saying about retail investors “buying high and selling low.” But sitting out of the market in cash is also bad market timing.“If time plays any meaningful role in someone’s investment strategy, as it should if you’re considering equities, then the sidelines are not the place to be even when we approach these milestones,” said Luke Keene, chief investment officer of Leverty Financial Group. “Nor does the milestone necessarily signal an entry point when you take the long-term view.”Keene wants his clients with cash to get off the sidelines but counsels them to soften their entry into the market by dollar-cost averaging — investing money in the market at regular intervals.Explore Contrarian ViewpointsPeople tend to become more confident the higher the market goes, said Dan Suzuki, deputy chief investment officer at Richard Bernstein Advisors, and flows follow performance since “people like momentum and like to buy something that’s working.”Suzuki worries, however, about a lost decade for investors who buy the S&P 500 or just the biggest names in the market now. “There is a generational opportunity to rebalance portfolios into some cheaper places that people have overlooked and left for dead,” he said. 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