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[Investing Mindset] - In a Bull Market, Hold On Tight. The Right Way to Build Wealth Through Investing!
If you can invest NT$10,000 every month in a U.S. index or Taiwan index at a 10% annual return, after twenty years you would have NT$7 million, adding NT$700,000 in investment returns each year. The longer you invest, the more you receive. After forty years, you would have NT$46 million.
If you can invest NT$10,000 every month in a U.S. index or Taiwan index at a 10% annual return:
After twenty years, you would have NT$7 million in capital, generating NT$700,000 in investment returns each year. The longer you invest, the more you receive.
After forty years, you would have NT$46 million. From then on, you could receive NT$4.6 million in investment gains every year. Think about how fortunate it would be to have NT$4.6 million a year available to use.
So building wealth through investing is simple: accept the right investing concepts, understand value investing, know to leave the market when it is irrationally euphoric, buy bravely when the market is fearful, and steadily hold during ordinary times.
Warren Buffett once said: [ Be greedy when others are fearful, and fearful when others are greedy. ] It is a very simple sentence, but very few people can actually do it. Because not many people understand proper investing, we need to teach everyone real, correct investing knowledge.
In a bull market, hold on tight. Losing your position in a bull market is a terrible thing. Investing usually makes us money not through trading, but by [ holding on tight and doing nothing ] in a bull market.
Written on: July 12, 2016
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