The S&P 500 index (SNPINDEX: ^GSPC) reached a new record high in October, but there are many reasons why the stock market might feel risky. Interest rates are rising. Some investors are worried about high levels of debt among companies involved in the artificial intelligence (AI) boom. Others worry that the payoff from AI won't be big enough to recoup those costs. The world always feels uncertain. There's never going to be a perfect time where someone pats you on the shoulder and says: "Everything is going to be OK forever! Your money is perfectly safe in the stock market!" During uncertain, risky-feeling moments like these, you might feel tempted to "time the market" by holding back money that you usually would put into the stock market. You might feel like pausing your regular investment contributions. But history shows that this is a mistake. Waiting to invest until stocks go lower or "the market calms down" is likely to cost you more money than it saves.
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