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I have some money invested in stock market right now.

And with the current economic instability with the tariffs and everything that's going on,

you know, stock prices are dropping.

And I was just wondering if I should consider pulling my money out of the stock market

or just ride it out.

Ride it out, my friend.

Ride it out.

What do you think is going to happen if you pull your money out?

Well, it's going to happen if you pull your money out? Well, it's going to, if I put it in the bank, it's not going to fluctuate.

So you're worried about fluctuation.

I'm just trying to get to the root of your fear.

Right.

Okay.

Well, here's what we found history tells us.

When the stock market goes down, it's always come back up higher than ever. If you look at any crash, which we are not even close to right now, yes, we're seeing a dip, and if you zoom in, it's scary. But if you zoom out, you go, oh, we're still at, like, record highs, okay. And so here's what I do. Here's what Ken does. Here's what Dave Ramsey does. We just keep investing. When the market's down, you are buying when the stocks are on sale, my friend. When the market's up, we are thankful for growth. And so it's always a good time to invest. And you should never pull money out. Unless you're in retirement and you need a little bit of money for living there's no reason to pull your money out of the stock market ever okay how old are that that's exactly what i needed to hear just trying to get some some advice on that good don't don't look

you've been looking at too many headlines going ah it's all going to come crashing down because guess what

that gets clicks

in views, doesn't it? It does. Little old me telling you, just invest every month, every paycheck,

not the most exciting news. No one's clicking on that. And so if it helps you go look at some

S&P 500 graphs and charts over history.

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