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Hello, this is a good conversation. Now, I will read out your comments. Why did you delete it without my permission? It’s not that I delete it as I please; this Google AI deletes it. So, everyone, you left a comment yesterday. Of course, there is one. I don't know why it deletes it. It wasn't even profanity, right?
The AI considers it spamming and deletes it again, or keeps showing continuous ads or things like "Spanish" and then deletes it again. So it wasn't just me; the AI studied me diligently and I just asked a question I was curious about, but I feel really bad. No, I'm the one who feels bad, so what should I do?
It is the subscriber who left the comment who feels bad, but I have never done anything wrong. The AI deletes it, so there is nothing I can do. You understand, right? This is the video by Kim Yoo-jung. I enjoyed the video. Thank you. I have a question. Although it is a decision made yesterday, I found an average purchase price of 2.
I am stuck at around 18,000 won. Should I sell a portion and re-enter in installments when it drops? This means I have to match the "bad" role. So, if it looks like China electric cars will fall further, I should sell and buy... but would n't it be better not to sell right now? Continued comments here I probably would have written it differently.
One of our subscribers even left a comment. They just said, "Just buy it that very day and hold onto it." The reason is that the probability of success decreases when you buy and sell repeatedly. For example, you have to predict in the short term whether the price will go up or down. With buying and selling, you predict it for the next opportunity, and of course, you can get it right once.
But if you get hooked and keep doing it, you eventually fail. Let's say I won 99 times. I played a game where I had to predict the outcome 99 times. But if you get it wrong even once, it's a game where you lose. Because if you keep getting hooked, you end up going all-in. You got it right 99 times, but if you get it wrong once at the end, it's over.
You understand what I'm saying, right? I've explained this again, but the path is there, so I think you can understand it like this. Okay, it's a long-term investment, but I'm not worried. Yes, you have a good mindset, Goyo Gaeul. You're going to keep accumulating, so you have to buy when it's cheap, right?
Right, when it's cheap, right now is the real time to buy. You know I do YouTube, right? I mean, can't Let's see. Let's take a look at the end of the year. Right now, at 2 years old, is it cheap? If it goes up, it's good that it's rising, and if it falls, it's good that you bought it cheaply. Ah, your mindset is truly killer.
Your mindset is really amazing. It depends on how you think about it. Right? Stocks depend on your perspective. So, it's not like we're going to live for 3 years and then die, so why are you worrying? Right? Stocks are meant to be long-term. There are seniors who have gone the long way, you know. There are seniors in the 7th and 8th grades, like Hwangryeon.
Uh, so, but... can I ask just one thing? Right? Please ask. Are Tiger, US, Yassa, Baek, Codex, Miuda, and Ssak TR the same thing? I want to buy one for my son in advance, but I don't know much about it. I always listen and learn from you. I'm sorry for replying a bit late via video, but... these two are a bit different, right?
But for me, Ssak and Baek are exactly the same. They both track the same 400 index. Tyburn, hey, do you use Codex? That's the difference. Is it Mirae Asset or Samsung? Mirae is Tiger, and Codex is Samsung. Samsung Asset Management. Well, there is n't really a difference. Honestly, it's just the difference in the asset management company.
Chi Arirang, this is important. Anyway, regarding T Arirang, that is important. The ones with 'Am' attached are called 'PR,' so they are just 'PR,' but this one doesn't have that attached. However, since T is used in judo clubs, and it is special in the story, you must look at it. So, regarding what TR supports and what a TR ETF is, it stands for Total Return.
I will explain it simply. Explaining it would be too much, but I will just tell you the fundamentals and the core points. You know, regarding dividends, if we invest in a pack, dividends come in. If we invest 400, dividends come in. Will it be 1%? I know it is less than 1%, but let's assume it is around 1%.
Dividends come in, and we used to look at those dividends in our original accounts, right? But you don't receive them well. For those with TR ETFs, you reinvest them directly. So, it reinvests back into the pack. Therefore, management fees are low, dividends are paid out, and there is no income tax.
Since you don't receive dividends, investing in TR is advantageous for long-term investment, and you know how people with urgent lumbar pains talk about pensions for office workers... It is good for those managing their investments to use TR. If you use Tiara for pension savings, the reason is that you don't have to look at the corresponding dividends, so you can reinvest that into your savings.
Since we are supposed to receive the money after age 55 when we do pension savings, using PR is definitely advantageous. That is why I advise those doing pension savings to use TR. For more details, please look it up yourselves. And now, there is a news article about the top three leveraged ETFs based on retail net purchases; as expected, our TQ is performing the best.
Also, please refer to SO XL. You are giving 3x leverage to Philadelphia Semiconductor, and you seem to like BU as well. TCL is also getting complicated here, and I don't know much about it either. It seems you like Lab and Yui. So, looking at the year-to-date returns, they are -33% -39%, then -42% -30% -54%.
The year-to-date returns have dropped significantly. But our T is cute, isn't it? Even if it drops like this, it doesn't feel like a bad hit. Because we are accumulating in this way, if it drops, it is better for us. Since we are buying at a lower price through dollar-cost averaging, our mentality is completely iron and steel-like.
So, regarding this drop, we only think, "It has to fall 99% to be okay. We're all going to die if this continues." But a 33% drop right now is nothing. It’s nothing. That is why, for our mentality, you can view it as even the 3x leveraged stocks have dropped significantly. However, I want to point out that when looking at actual returns, leveraged stocks are often the ones that make you smile.
They say there are also ultra-high-risk 3x and 5x leveraged products. So, regarding Tesla, it seems to be quite a ripple effect. The 500-point stock is traded in the UK, and the 3x Tesla is also traded there. Since we trade in London, it becomes difficult for us to trade the 5x SPI as well. So, you can just view this as something that exists.
Just that these things are there, and you need to earn money from them. And here, there is a real ripple effect. Warren Buffett gives us straightforward advice on things like 3x leverage, doesn't he? Like this, he calls it wealth. " If it is not a stock for 10 years, do not hold it for even 10 minutes." That is what the OP grandpa said.
There is content regarding long-term investment like a puppy. He said, "If it is not a stock you intend to hold for another 10 years, do not hold it for even 10 minutes." This advice was given by Warren Buffett, the Sage of Omaha and Chairman of the Bugsy Heather Group. Therefore, this advice applies not only to individual stocks but also to Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs).
I told you that we should avoid individual stocks as much as possible. So, picking the right stocks, buying them, and investing for the long term is the shortcut to a high win rate, as the Warhammer Pit also advises. That is why index bonds have low diffraction, and next, regarding the law, there are index funds.
You must invest in index funds just as John Bogle, the former Chairman of the Vanguard Group whom I like, said. We are currently doing SPY, the SMP 500 index fund, and Q2, all 4-packs. We are doing various things like Chinese electric vehicles, e- commerce, and various other things. You know, since 10 is a bit long, we are doing that.
So, please take to heart this advice: if you are not going to hold it for 10 years, do not hold it for even 10 minutes. I hope you keep this in mind when you are doing this. Since we are families investing long-term with ETFs, you need to have a good mindset. You need to always have a bit of a bind built in.
So, we will proceed together. So far, regarding the story of the viewership visit and leverage, I have shown you how scary investing can be. Things have changed a bit up to this point. Please like, Wako, and set up notifications. Thank you.
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