When you feel like buying the dip. consider selling put options.
For a long term investor, selling puts are excellent ways to ’buy the dip’
When should you consider selling puts?
1. When I believe current prices is at fair value and I want to own the stock at current prices
2. Sharp drop or large fluctuations raising premiums of puts

Is this the year that digital assets went mainstream? Venture capital funds have poured about $30 billion into crypto, or more than in all previous years combined for the little more than decade-old technology. That's almost quadruple the previous high of around $8 billion in 2018.
As you can see, some firms have bet more on crypto. But is it an ideal choice for every retail investor?
The 5% rule of investing is a general investment philosophy that suggests an investor allocate no more than 5% of their portfolio to one investment security—especially those risky assets like crypto.
Do you agree or disagree with the 5% rule?
Did you put more money into any crypto-currency this year?

The uninvited guest — inflation, has arrived at Thanksgiving dinner.
Turkeys are more expensive than a year ago. And other costs from Thanksgiving dinner have also gone up.
Gas prices have increased nearly 50% on the year, appliances are 6.6% more costly and even things such as cookware and tableware are more expensive.
Oh, everything is expensive.
In October, the CPI rose 6.2% from a year ago and hit a 30-year high.
To be specific, food costs rose 5.3% on the year, with the largest gains driven by price increases of meat, poultry, fish and eggs.
According to Google Trends, interest in "inflation" is higher than it has been at any time in the last decade.
88% of Americans are concerned about inflation. And these are the top 5 areas they plan to cut back on their spending.
Experts said inflation will decelerate going into 2022. But consumers will need to adjust to the sticker shock for the near term.
How do you deal with inflation in your daily life?