The Market Always Fluctuates. Do Not Panic.
Markets have had many pullbacks of more than 10% over the past decades, but those pullbacks did not stop the market from rising over time.
[The market always fluctuates. Do not panic.] CLEC Investment and Financial Education Channel. Post date: February 25, 2020
Over the past several decades, the market has had more than a dozen pullbacks of over 10%. None of them stopped the market from rising.
Do not be afraid here, and especially do not sell because of fear.
If you still have capital, you can buy in batches and keep buying. A market decline is absolutely a good time to buy.
If you can buy when the market falls, you are an investor.
If you want to sell as soon as the market falls, you are probably more like a speculator.
Hold steadily, do not trade, and you will become wealthy.
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[Suggestion: Generally, the four major funds redeem and buy passive funds 00757 and 00662.]
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[Youtube question message] CLEC Investment and Financial Management Education Channel Blog post date: February 5, 2020 Hello teacher, thank you for providing the buying strategy, it is very useful. I have some questions
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