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After investing for so many years, I increasingly feel:


Making money isn’t about how smart you are, but whether you can make fewer mistakes

When the market is doing well, everyone thinks they’re an expert

What truly creates the gap is when the market falls

Don’t invest all your capital, don’t go all-in, don’t borrow money to invest, don’t chase just because prices are rising, and don’t panic just because they’re falling

For opportunities you don’t understand, it’s better to miss them than force your way in

As long as your principal remains, there will always be opportunities

The most important thing in investing has never been to seize every opportunity, but to stay alive and wait for the next one

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FloorMusician
12 minutes ago
Only by staying alive can you keep producing—this rings especially true in a bear market.
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HodlVanguard
34 minutes ago
First Review
I used to think missing out was a regret; now I think forcing my way in is a disaster.
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