Short-Term Investing Depends on Your Fate
For index investing, do not trade. Hold for the long term. The longer the time in the market, the better the investor's fortune becomes.
【Short-Term Investing Depends on Your Fate】CLEC Investment Club
Written date: Dec. 24, 2018
When investing in indexes, do not trade. In the long run, you will profit.
Investing also depends on your birth timing and fate.
If you knew to invest in 2009 and happened to join CLEC then, your buying point would be better than someone in 2010. That has to do with your fate. But good fate does not necessarily mean good luck. If you keep being afraid to invest, or trade frequently, even good fate is useless.
Likewise, the fate of students who joined CLEC investment classes in 2016 or 2017 is better than that of students in 2018.
But students from 2015 did not necessarily have a better fate that year than students from 2018; it was worse than 2017. Yet after time passed, students from 2015 were still better off than students from 2017 and 2018.
So students from 2018 will have better investment fate in the future than students from 2020 or 2025. In other words, even if your original fate looks bad, on the road of investing, the longer the time, the better the passing years become. This is the concept of the infinite game of investing.
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