Thanks to this decline.

Because every ten-bagger is discovered during a crash.
It sounds like motivational talk, but if you look at the history.
Nvidia fell 66% in 2022, from $330 to $108.
When it was dropping, everyone was saying "Crypto crashed, no one wants GPUs anymore."
Two years later, it rose to $3,000, a 28x increase from its lowest point.
Tesla dropped from $400 to $100 in 2022, a 75% decline.
When it was falling, Wall Street was still betting on when it would go bankrupt.
Three years later, it’s at $350, a 3.5x increase from the bottom, and a 23x increase from $15 in 2019.
Micron was still around $100 last year, and everyone said storage is a cyclical sector, avoid it.
This year, it surged to about $1,200, more than ten times higher.
What’s the pattern?
Ten-baggers are not found in a bull market, but in a bear market, during crashes, and when no one dares to buy.
Because only in panic do good companies appear at unreasonable prices.
By the time everyone understands and dares to buy, it may have already tripled, leaving only room for another doubling.
The starting point for a ten-bagger is always the position most people fear.
Global crashes, Korea’s circuit breaker, the Nasdaq plunging, semiconductors taking a hit.
That’s bad news, but look at it from another angle—
If you’ve been waiting for a cheap price to invest in truly ten-bagger potential assets, today might be the window you’ve been waiting for half a year.