A Korean friend was imprisoned for 6 years and was forced to lock up 1.2 million shares of stock.


On the day he was released, he found that the "forced-held" stocks had increased by 402 times, directly turning into 490 million RMB in assets.
Six years in prison bought him a lifetime of financial freedom.
This story gave me chills:
The most ruthless comeback in life is sometimes not actively going all-in, but being forced to exchange time for space.
When everyone else is panicking and selling, he couldn't even sell, and instead became the biggest winner.
This is probably the most extreme form of "survivor bias" in investing—
Locking up shares until the end of time, and finally locking out a billionaire.
Do you dare to not look at the market for 6 years? 👀
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