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10 ASX ETFs to buy after the Easter break

How to build a winning $250,000 ASX share portfolio starting from zero

Here's why it's a great day to own Vanguard ASX ETFs

$10,000 invested in VGS ETF a year ago is now worth…

Top 7 ASX ETFs Aussie investors are buying during market sell-off

What would Warren Buffett do with ASX shares in this market selloff? Probably this…

How I'd build a $100,000 ASX portfolio from scratch

Buying the dip: Should I buy individual ASX shares or ASX ETFs?

Why I'm regularly buying ASX shares no matter what happens

5 easy steps to build a $100,000 ASX share portfolio

Why last week's market selloff is a gift for beginner ASX investors

How often do ASX investors get a chance to buy quality ASX shares on sale?

The power of compounding: What your ASX share portfolio could become by 2040

How I'd build a diversified ASX portfolio in 1 year

Where are my dividends? A small error costing shareholders big dollars

5 fantastic ASX ETFs to buy with $2,000 in April

New to investing in ASX shares? Here's what I wish I knew when I started

Nervous about stock picking? Here's why ASX ETFs are a smart and simple way to invest

Forget CBA shares and buy these ASX ETFs

Should I buy VTS or VAS ETF?

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But with the right mindset and a game plan, it is much more achievable than you might think. You don't need to be an expert stock picker or throw in a huge lump sum to get there. The secret lies in starting with a clear purpose, committing to a regular investing rhythm, and letting the power of time and compounding work in your favour. Here's how I'd go about it. 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It really comes down to the investing strategy that you are already using. If you're someone who is fully invested in ETFs or index fundsanddollar-cost averages in your investments regularly, then the only thing to do in times like this is to stick to your strategy. It's important to keep money flowing into your portfolio in these types of circumstances. It may feel dangerous. But the reality is that you are buying more of the assets that you always have been, just at cheaper prices. It may even be worth finding some extra cash to throw in if you can make that happen. 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ASX shares continue to plummet as Trump's tariffs take a toll on global markets, but for some investors, many ASX shares are on sale.","market":"hk","thumbnail":null,"type":0,"news_type":0,"thumbnails":[],"rights":null,"property":[],"language":"en","translate_title":"","themeId":null,"theme_name":"","theme_type":"","isJumpTheme":false,"source_url":"https://www.fool.com.au/2025/04/07/why-im-regularly-buying-asx-shares-no-matter-what-happens/","is_publish_highlight":false,"source_rank":0,"column":"","sentiment":"0","news_top_title":null,"news_tag":"","news_rank":0,"length":0,"strategy_id":0,"source":"motleyfoolau_stock","symbols":["XJO.AU","VAS.AU"],"gpt_icon":0},{"id":"2525959743","title":"5 easy steps to build a $100,000 ASX share portfolio","url":"https://stock-news.laohu8.com/highlight/detail?id=2525959743","media":"MotleyFool","labels":[],"top":-1,"itemType":null,"share":"https://ttm.financial/m/news/2525959743?lang=en_us&edition=fundamental","pubTime":"2025-04-06 04:11","pubTimestamp":1743883860,"startTime":"0","endTime":"0","summary":"Building a $100,000 ASX share portfolio isn't as hard as you might think. With the right strategy and a disciplined approach, it is more than possible. And potentially achievable sooner than you think. Here are five steps for Aussie investors to take: Step 1: Set clear investment goals Before you start investing, it is important to understand your objectives. 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Share prices fell across the board, headlines were filled with doom and gloom, and it looked like a terrible time to even think about investing. But here's the thing: what just happened could actually be one of the best things for new investors. Yes, really. Market volatility creates opportunity for ASX share investors Last week's selloff was driven by renewed fears over global trade tensions and a broader shift in investor sentiment. But seasoned investors know that short-term volatility is normal, and that selloffs often create opportunities to invest in quality assets at cheaper prices. Think of it like a sale at your favourite store — the products haven't changed, they're just cheaper for a limited time. If you're about to start investing, these lower prices could give your money a stronger foundation for growth over the long term. 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In simple terms, compounding is when your returns start generating returns of their own. And over time, that snowballs into something pretty remarkable. So, what happens when you combine compounding with a long-term mindset, a regular investment plan, and a healthy dose of quality ASX shares?Let's take a look. The ASX share plan Let's imagine you're starting with $10,000 in savings and can invest $500 a month into the share market. You're committed to this strategy until 2040, which gives you 15 years of consistent investing. And while nothing in the market is guaranteed, we'll assume a 10% average annual return, which is in line with historical long-term returns for the Australian share market, including dividends. 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