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[Those who don't sell their stocks in the end will win!]
[Those Who Don't Sell Stocks Will Ultimately Win!] Casual Investment Chat CLEC Investment and Financial Education Academy Blog Post Date: December 21, 2021 The deeper the market falls, the higher it is about to rise! When you feel extremely panicked, it is usually a sign of the bottom, so you absolutely should not sell your stocks. Buy if you have money; those who don't sell stocks will ultimately win.
[Those Who Don't Sell Stocks Will Ultimately Win!] Easy Investment Chat CLEC Investment and Financial Education Institute Blog Post Date: December 21, 2021
The deeper the market falls, the higher it will rise!
When you feel extremely panicked, it is usually a bottoming phenomenon, so you should absolutely not sell your stocks. Buy when you have money, and those who do not sell their stocks in the end will win.
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Chapter 25 [2022 Inflation, interest-rate hikes, and the Ukraine incident]
On February 22, 2022, the Soviet Union recognized the two republics in Ukraine and sent troops to station. Europe initiated sanctions. The United Kingdom sanctioned Soviet businessmen and five banks. The United States and the world imposed sanctions on the Soviet Union. Taiwan Semiconductor also joined the United States in embargoing the Soviet Union. The market fell 2% that day, and then fell another 2.56% the next day. The market QQQ corrected from the highest point of $408 to the lowest of $329 on November 22, 2021, reaching 19.3%, which is close to the 20% drop in the short market.


Leaving Behind the Adviser Myth and the Herd Culture: On Real Retirement Planning and Independent Thinking
Episode six of CLEC James Talks: a finance-industry wealth professional discovers after being laid off that he had no retirement plan at all; asking a bank adviser to plan your retirement is like looking for healthy food at a night market. Plus the educational roots of Asia's herd culture, and a real calculation for someone with 1.6 million in assets who wanted to borrow 8 million and retire.

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[Investment Philosophy (10)] - Why is it so difficult to stick to long-term investments!
Our cognition of external things is entirely based on past experiences, and these experiences and images will continue to exist in our hearts. Whenever we see highly similar external things, although they are completely different from the past, we will indeed combine the external things that are completely different from the past with our inner cognition and regard them as the same. For example, a person who is extremely afraid of dogs will be afraid even if he sees the tamest dog in the world, because he regards the external dog as the same as the ferocious dog that once bit him inside.

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