There is a tendency to think that because something is lower in price, it's the lowest. That is not a good strategy to have in a tightening credit market. The best time to buy is when people have more access to money and credit to buy assets with, and that doesn't happen until central banks stop raising rates.
The Federal Reserve of the United States is hell bent to bring y/y inflation down to around 2%. That may take 12 to 18 months…because you have to wait long enough between interest rate hikes to determine if inflation is being impacted, and how it's being impacted, by the rate hikes.
The ECB is signaling that it will raise rates in July.
And don't panic sell! How you become wealthy is to hang on to your financial assets long enough to accumulate value over decadal periods.
That is why it's so important to not have debt you cannot service. Because it forces you to sell the financial asset at low prices to pay off the debt during credit contractions. And if you sell the financial asset, it can't accumulate value anymore, because you don't own it anymore.
Stay frosty and stay solvent people.