Yea, it's a sale price. Still up well over 30% from a year ago. Try not to let the day to day swings give you motion sickness. This year may be a rocky one especially with some of the macroeconomic backdrop, as the administration is working to bring down interest rates (and slash government spending), which means there'll likely be a bit of a dollar liquidity pinch (and possibly a bit of recessionary conditions, as evidenced by the big layoffs that have been announced). At the end of the day though they'll do what they always do -- run the money printer to fill in the holes. Enjoy the discounted buying opportunities when they come, because on the other side is likely going to be a dizzying ramp up if the impact of prior rounds of quantitative easing on asset prices is anything to go by.

It's a nice reminder though that going all in isn't necessarily all its cracked up to be, at least for most people yet. More important to maintain liquidity for your near term expenses to avoid selling more than you'd want to in these dips. Especially for those with a family and a home to consider.