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The best time to buy for any long-term strategy is now, rather than waiting for some perfect moment that will never come.
When exactly will it be low enough for your perfect moment?
When they raise interest rates to counter inflation and unemployment.
General markets aren't that bad right now. We're still going up. It just has all the signs of becoming bad soon.
My guess is when the AI bubble pops.
That could be years out, and we can only guess at what exactly the fallout will be. The best time to start a long-term investment is still now.