Short-Term Market Moves Are Human Nature, Not Fundamentals
Short-term market rises and falls are human nature and have nothing to do with fundamentals. Focus on long-term investing.
【Short-Term Market Moves Are Human Nature, Not Fundamentals! Focus on Long-Term Investing!】Easy Investing Chat, CLEC Investment Channel. Post date: September 08, 2020
When the market falls, those speculators are all shaken out. After everyone who wants to sell has finished selling, the market will start rising.
It was true in the past, it is true now, and it will be true in the future.
Look at how deeply Tesla fell in February and March. Those who bought bravely at the time made money. Now it is hard to buy at those prices again!
A short-term market decline is a buying opportunity, a gift falling from the sky.
Hold index funds and companies with growing business models for the long term. Never sell, and you will become wealthy.
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