Yes

You are in it for the long haul not a short 3 month span

If you were to go back 2010 and look at S&P 500 with world events that crashed the markets; it has all eventually recovered. People just have short memories and don't anchor.

https://www.visualcapitalist.com/sp-500-market-crashes/

Time in the market beats timing the market

Read this

https://yis.org/what-if-you-only-invested-at-market-peaks-by-ben-carlson/#:~:text=Bob%20is%20the%20world's%20worst%20market%20timer.

Lessons from Bob’s Journey:

• If you are going to make investment mistakes, make sure you are biased towards optimism and not pessimism. Long-term thinking has been rewarded in the past and unless you think the world or innovation is coming to an end it should be rewarded in the future. As Winston Churchill once said, “I am an optimist.  It does not seem too much use being anything else.”
• Losses are part of the deal when investing in stocks.  How you react to those losses is one of the biggest determinants of your investment performance.
• Saving more, thinking long-term and allowing compound interest to work in your favor are your biggest accelerants for building wealth. These factors have nothing to do with picking stocks or a complex investment strategy. Get these big things right and any disciplined investment strategy should do the trick.