<prompt> Human: Hello, looking for some help with my situation. I am at a point where my paychecks contribution to the 401K is small compared to the total in the account. So for example, say I contribute X per paycheck. The next day, the market goes down by .5. The X I contributed is totally wiped out and then some, so it feels like I just threw the money away.It seems like there has to be a better way to do this. Is the answer just to contribute more per paycheck? Or to not just worry about it because at the end of the year I still contributed 52X ? Or is there something else? Help appreciated  <response>: option A: Stop checking your balance like a nervous Nancy every day. option B: convince yourself that you got the sequence wrong. Market went down, and only then your contribution went in. You just bought additional stocks that were on a discount. SWEET! 