If you're an Nvidia ultra-long-term investor, you'll

If you're an Nvidia ultra-long-term investor, you'll have experienced minus 70% many times, and you'll have eaten hundreds of times in the process. If you're like that, you'll know how much Ma 70% will cost.

I'm not denying long-term investments that put up with minus 50% or more. I'm not sure I'm going to make those investments. People who make those investments get a big return in exchange for pain. They're great people.

But anyone who says it's going to go up forever without adjustment because it's a U.S. stock and it's too good a stock. That's not happening. No stock has gone up without adjustment. Apple was also halved. Tesla was missing 75%. Microsoft and Bitcoin were all like that. That's the property of an asset.

If you open any chart and stretch it out for more than 10 years, U.S. stocks are not all upwardly oriented. Switch to a logarithmic chart. Unless it is a logarithmic chart, minus 50% of the past is distorted so that nothing changes. It is mistaken as if it is just upwardly oriented without adjustment.

If you don't even know that stocks fall by 50%, you can only think of someone who has never experienced a downtrend. It's not bad to have an experience where your account is halved. It will be a very helpful experience for investing in the coming decades. I recommend that you endure it with your body without selling stocks without having to avoid a downtrend. Anyway, the downtrend is about a year, and if you don't sell it in the middle of the downtrend in about a year and a half, it will all recover and turn back into profit.

Right now, it's in the middle of a bull market. Talking about a bull market makes you mocked. The third year of a bull market is so difficult that I'm into it. I have to try to break it. The bull market is so terrible that I don't want to hold back with stocks again. Now it's too hard to do that because the money is growing.