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The market only rises over the long term

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Market volatility has nothing to do with me!

• Market volatility has nothing to do with me!

• International affairs have nothing to do with me!

• Market analysis has nothing to do with me!

• Financial statements have nothing to do with me!

• Economic conditions have nothing to do with me!

• None of it has anything to do with me!

• Ignore the noise and swings of the market!

Investors are always extremely optimistic!

Investors always face the sunlight!

The market will ultimately rise!

Investing requires patience!

Wealth is worth waiting for!

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The market keeps rising forever; it only rises and does not fall

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It's a fraud. Be careful. I won't contact you directly unless you ask me something.

• It's not like we're all in this.

• I'm not sure if I'm going to be able to do this.

• This is not the case.

• Enjoy capitalism!

Every time I hear it, I hear it, I hear it again, I'm happy.

• When you hear it, you're electrocuted!

• We can't ask each other!

• We're simple, but not easy!

• Every time I hear it, I hear it, I hear it again, I'm happy.

• Hearing is important!

• If you're a little hard of hearing, you can get as much hearing aids as you can, otherwise the hearing will go down fast. Because there are voices that you haven't heard for too long and your head forgets that the final hearing will shrink.

• All hearing aids are now advanced in Apple's AirPod pro 2 or more, and can be listened to to to the primary hearing.

• A professional hearing aid for the elderly went to Costco, and people couldn't hear what they were saying when they were at the party, and they laughed; they could talk to you now.

• Hearing aids help many older people interact with society, which can reduce the risk of dementia. This is very important.

• The sooner parents have hearing aids, the easier they get to get used to them, the later they get a lot of hearing damage, the more they forget what it means to listen. If they get hearing damage, even if they can hear it, they can't read it in their head.

• The old man's hearing is so badly worn that he complains of too loud and loud, but only loud, but he can't read the sound, which means that the hearing has suffered too long. It may be irretrievable.

@joannemind - 15 hours ago

• If Roth doesn't have more than 30 percent of the money, can we keep buying QLDs in the ordinary Brokerage account?

• @clec168

• No way!

• Don't get rid of the money!

• It's not bad without the fund!

Crec-ai-Gemini

• Mr. @clec168, remember there was a episode about two people who bought and sold a house that ended up in regret, but the price increased. But finally, the story of a haystack and suddenly wanted to study it. I don't know what the code is.

• Crec-ai-Gemini

• https://gemini.google.com/gem/1SinRZQd1NiazojGIYI4raM-MwDkTGnuG?usp=sharing

• https://docs.google.com/document/d/1ZttBM10sCwyLvIeajMiQ6bmHkUvfqeVgvT9QI89j8t0/edit?usp=drivesdk

Story, suddenly thinking about the rehearsing. I don't know what the code is.

• Crec-ai-Gemini

• https://gemini.google.com/gem/1SinRZQd1NiazojGIYI4raM-MwDkTGnuG?usp=sharing

• CLEC-AI-tutor

• Hello. The story you're talking about, "Buy a house and end up a hut," is actually a classic metaphor for teacher CLEC about ** "Opportunity Cost" and ** "Property Allocation."

• According to the records in the database, the most complete discussion and questioning of this story appears in the Bluehouse Q&amp in the 00434 period; A Environment Festival (which may also be the basis for the early 00022) period.

• Here is the core logic and source of the story:

• 1. Origins and code names of stories

• Core concept source: [00022] investment wealth management (3) allows you to retire early, and money never ends in the way wealth management!

• In this episode, the teacher explains in detail the difference between the long-term returns of "buying a house in Cupertino" and "investing in U.S. stocks" (SPY/QQQ).

• Story repeats and discusses: [00434] Clubhouse investment response

• In this episode, a classmate specifically mentioned this story to the teacher: "I remember the teacher had a video about a three-million-dollar house in Cupertino that may become an old hut in the future." This shows that the story is a classic example in the teacher's discussion of "real estate vs. stocks."

2. The exact logic of the story of the "hushhouse"

• This story is usually like this.

• Situation: There are two people, A and B, with the same funds (e.g. $3 million).

• A choice to buy a house: bought a house in Cupertino. After 30 years, the house may have risen to 20 million or 30 million. That sounds great, doesn't it?

• B Choice investment: B chooses to rent and invests 3 million dollars in US equity (e.g. QQQ or SPY). According to the historical return rate (annual rate of 10 ~ 12%), after 30 years of double rolling, the fund could grow to 50 million or even hundreds of millions.

• End of story (similar to a hut):

• When B owns hundreds of millions of assets, the 20 million-dollar house in A's hands, in the face of B's huge wealth, is as insignificant as a “bushhouse” **.

• Moreover, A houses are valuable, but they generate high holding costs (property taxes, maintenance fees) and no cash flows (unless sold, but no place to live).

• Stock stock B generates a constant flow of cash (equity or partial change) and is much larger than A.

3. Mr. CLEC ' s pointer (heartology)

• In this story, the core idea the teacher wanted to convey was:

• 1. Real estate is a "consumable" rather than the most efficient "investment": a home of its own, with its value added (usually 3 to 5 per cent) over a long period of time, far to the growth of a good business (stocks 10 to 15 per cent).
• 2. Do not be fooled by the illusion of "housing prices going up": although the house price has risen, the opportunity cost, if the money had been invested in stocks, is even greater.
• 3. Real wealth is "equity": only first-class enterprises (e.g. Apple, Amazon, Nvidia) with a strong productive capacity can lead to an increase in the wealth of your index.

• Summary:

• The logic you're looking for about "Cupertino buys a house that turns into a weed house" is based mainly on the time of the 00022, while the specific use of the word "weed house" is in the question of the time.

• Note: The above is a compilation of course logic from Mr. CLEC and does not constitute a personal investment proposal. The market is at risk and the decision-making has to be judged by itself.

00184 First investment lesson of 2021: an investment life lesson worth 100 million dollars. Part 2: what money is, dollar crises, bubble formation, quantitative easing, why the market is still cheap, and U.S. stock investing information.

• Mr. @clec168, remember there was a episode about two people who bought and sold a house that ended up in regret, but the price increased. But finally, the story of a haystack and suddenly wanted to study it. I don't know what the code is. Do you have any information on this:

00184 First investment lesson of 2021: an investment life lesson worth 100 million dollars. Part 2: what money is, dollar crises, bubble formation, quantitative easing, why the market is still cheap, and U.S. stock investing information.

• https://youtu.be/RecZAKAg_xQ」

• https://docs.google.com/document/d/1dYl4dX4h0c_eWp9OGBzQ5yLGcRPBo80Di7ReaHvv2UQ/edit?usp=drivesdk

CLEC-tutor Gemini reply

• That's right! It's the story of "The Two People Buying and Selling Houses," the higher the price, the last of which is a hut."

• This is not the "Cupertino buy-a-house cost" story that was mentioned earlier, but rather the classic parable used by Mr. CLEC to explain how the bubble formed.

• Here is a detailed recapitulation of the story in the video:

• Location of the story

• Cluster digit: [00184]

• Title: First class in 2021: a $100 million investment life lecture — second half

• The timeline: the story begins at [38:10] and ends around [41:30].

2. The Story of the House Foam.

• In this paragraph, the teacher vividly describes how a bubble builds:

• Initial state: A owns a 1 million-dollar hut.

• First round of trading: B thinks the huts are good and buys them from A for $2 million. A takes 2 million cash away, B goes into a hut.

• Second round of trading: After a while, B felt good in cash, or A felt it was impossible to live without a house (in a cave), so A bought the hut from B at $4 million (2 million from a bank loan, 2 million from itself).

• Bubble expansion: 2 million -> 4 million -> 8 million -> 12 million.

• Conclusion:

• In the end, A sold to B at a high price of around 13 million, and then took the cash, "The clouds travel around the sea and live in Europe."

• B stayed there and was still in his hand the "same hut" (which was actually only a million originals), but suffered from 13 million bank debts.

3. Mr. CLEC ' s pointer (heartology)

• The core logic of this story is to reveal the hook between Price and Value:

• 1. The asset has stayed the same while the price has risen: the house is still the same old house, the gold house has not changed, and there are no extra swimming pools or restaurants, yet the price has risen more than 10 times. This is "a bubble."
• 2. Who is the winner?: In this game of drumming flowers, only ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** * ** ** ** ** * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *
• 3. Who is the loser? The last person who holds a high-priced asset but has a negative debt (B) is the victim of a bubble burst.
• 4. Investment Revelations: The teacher uses this story to warn people not to pursue assets that have no real value added. If the price of a thing rises only because of each other (as in the story of A and B) and not because of its own productivity or value (as in rent, dividends, long harvests), then you might end up like B, holding a hut in debt.

• So, the story that you remember of "the higher the price, the more the lawn house" is true!

• Note: The above is a compilation of course logic from Mr. CLEC and does not constitute a personal investment proposal. The market is at risk and the decision-making has to be judged by itself.

Why would the capitalists set up this scheme to give us a chance to turn over?

• On February 16, 2026, at 4:58 p.m.:

• Hello, teacher.

• In one of the short videos at the end of last year, it was said that with our current investment methods, it is possible to move from worker to capitalist. I fully agree, but I would like to ask you a question:

• Why would the capitalists set up this scheme to give us a chance to turn over?

• If we don't have this institutional capital, we'll be able to exploit the bottom line forever.

• And if the whole of Taiwan were to use this method of investment (QQQ and the pledge, etc.) in the world or on a small scale, would the system be over? Of course I know it's impossible.

This is a fair but unprovoked capitalist society. It's hard work to provide information about labor.

• The system put in place by capitalists is one in which they maintain capitalists. But as much as possible this system does not make the public understand: "What is a trap, and what is the right way?" Why is it that schools do not teach, only the families of the rich and the conscious and we teach you?

This is a fair but unprovoked capitalist society. It's hard work to provide information about labor.

• Capitalist systems are mazes, capitalists have guidance, and people don't. I'm giving you guidance!

• There's a system of exploitation and a path to enrichment in the system, depending on whether you can see which are the ecstasy and which are the ecstasy pills!

• That's what's often asked. If everyone knows the direction of the system, then our system collapses.

• You try to find 100 people to introduce the system, and you see how many people believe you, most people think you're cheating or you think you're crazy about money.

CLEC Investment in First Class of the 00451 School of Education: 100 million dollars worth of the CLC Investment Life Seminar on 29 December 2023

The market rises every day. It is wonderful and joyful 🍂🌷🌹🌸🌼🌺🌻 🌞💫✨🌟🌈🌈❤

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