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Why Now Is a Surprisingly Good Time to Invest (Yes, Really!)

By Michael Doyle
This article is published on: 25th May 2025

I Do Love a Bargain

I know it’s almost summer, but is there anything better than the hope and expectation that builds around Christmas.  It’s the best time of the year for me.

Not only do we get to enjoy all the trappings that come with the festive time of year but on Boxing Day the madness begins!!!!

The trainers that were €130 have been reduced to €60, the jacket that was out of reach at €400 is now €240, the sports T-shirts that just 2 days ago were €40 are now €20.  What a time to buy.

There’s something similar happening in the markets right now and I just wanted to take a few minutes to explain why I think now could be a great time to invest.

Volatility is a Discount in Disguise

The markets have been bumpy — and that’s a gift in plain wrapping. Volatility creates opportunities. Quality companies with strong fundamentals often get marked down along with the rest of the market, offering savvy investors the chance to buy value at a discount. If you’ve read my other articles, you’ll know I’m partial to the odd quote from Warren Buffett: “Be fearful when others are greedy and greedy when others are fearful.” Right now? There’s more caution than confidence. That’s your opening.

Inflation Is Cooling. Rates May Follow

While central banks have taken us on a wild ride with interest rates, there are early signs of stabilization. Inflation is cooling in many regions. As economic data settles, interest rates may begin to ease, restoring more predictable conditions for both equities and bonds. Those who position themselves before the pivot are typically the ones who benefit most.

The Power of Time Is on Your Side

Time in the market beats timing the market — every time. The longer your money is invested, the more it compounds. Trying to wait for the “perfect” moment often leads to missed gains. Historically, the market’s best days tend to cluster near its worst days — miss those, and you risk missing most of the upside.

I wrote an article on this a few years back which still holds true today.  You can read it here.

Innovation Hasn’t Slowed Down — It’s Accelerating

From AI and biotech to clean energy and space tech, we’re witnessing a new industrial revolution. These aren’t just exciting ideas; they’re multi-trillion-euro transformations already reshaping global economies. Investing now means getting in before the wave crests — not after.

Diversification Is More Powerful Than Ever

The global landscape is broader than ever. While some markets face headwinds, others are thriving. A well-diversified portfolio — across sectors, regions, and asset classes — isn’t just a shield, it’s a springboard. With the right structure, you can grow your wealth through both sunny and stormy weather.

Why Now?

So, Why Now?

Because uncertainty is the soil where opportunity grows. Because prices reflect fear, not fundamentals. Because the future isn’t waiting — it’s happening now.

As your financial adviser, my job is to help you see the forest through the trees, and to guide you with strategies that match your goals, timeline, and comfort level — especially when others are sitting on the sidelines.

 

Let’s have a conversation. Your future wealth might just thank you for acting today.

The best time to invest? Yesterday. The second-best time? Right now.

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