feels crazy to buy stocks that are over 4x higher than when i first invested, not sure what to do
u/IamNotaPro870 ·
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· May 17, 2026 at 03:49
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All the tech stocks have been doing really well, bought in around 2021-ish with names like AMD TSM etc as well as the usual VTI. The thing is I didn't put in much capital back then since I was younger and now that I've saved up more capital to deploy to the market I'm not sure what to put my money in other than the VTI anymore. Even if the fundamental is still strong and I believe in the company for the next couple years, paying at over 4 times what I brought in years ago feels kinda crazy.
Just keep DCA'ing/deploy captial during corrections into the ones I believe in? start looking for other smaller market cap stocks that haven't had a run yet? not exactly sure what to do in current markets.