Investors Must Always Be Extremely Optimistic: Wealth Is a Gift, Happiness Is a Human Right
The risk of being out of the market is far higher than short-term volatility. The author views all investable capital as long-term capital.
【Investors Must Always Be Extremely Optimistic: "Wealth Is a Gift, Happiness Is a Human Right."】CLEC Club Written date: July 15, 2019
The risk of not being in the market is far higher than short-term volatility.
Investors should look far ahead and imagine long-term wealth growth: assets doubling in five years and quadrupling in ten years. With long-term gains as support, you should buy bravely.
Ignore short-term volatility. Investors must always be extremely optimistic: "Wealth is a gift, happiness is a human right."
Some groups are discussing whether my recommendation to "buy everything" refers to short-term trading capital or long-term trading capital.
I do not do short-term trading, so there is no so-called short-term capital. All investments are long-term investments. The investment horizon is "forever." After deducting one to two years of living expenses from your capital, those still working and earning income can keep a lower reserve, you should invest as much investable capital as possible into the market.
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