Is the DAX ETF worth it, it's at an all-time high?
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DAX was also at ATH in 2013. Those who wait for lower courses are still waiting today. If you don’t know if it’s a good time, you can create a savings plan.
For an individual investment, the course would also be too high for me, but it is most sensible to invest in ETFs as part of a fixed austerity plan, which runs automatically independently of the courses. So you get a little more shares for your fixed savings if the price is in the basement and a little less when it is high. Under the line you buy at a good price and make more returns than someone who has no experience and tries to find the right time for each individual investment.
All-time highs, of course, have a little relative when you calculate inflation. The Dax also includes the collected dividends. In contrast to some other index, it also increases even if all courses remain the same.
In the current course, he may no longer be at the special offer price, but for the long-term investor, this would be a permitted investment within the framework of a reasonable dispersion 🙂
The DAX is a performance index and not a price index. In this respect, it will also increase if the courses remain the same.
If he’s up, you don’t want to get in because you’re afraid he’s gonna have to fall. If he’s deep, you don’t want to get on a sinking ship. With these thoughts you can never get in. See your investment in the long term.
When the DAX was short at 12k two years ago, I had actually invested something but not so much.