저자: 부자오빠 · 한국인
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2023년 12월 기준 계좌(TQQQ, SOXL 등)의 1년 반 수익률을 공개하며, 타이밍 없이 분할 매수하고 전문가 예측을 무시한 장기 보유가 효과적이라고 주장. 나스닥 100·필라델피아 반도체지수를 장기 보유 대상으로 강조. 본인은 이번 영상에서 종목 예측을 하지 않겠다고 명시.
다듬은 글
Hello, this is Rich Oppa. Since last year, I have been showing you an account I opened to demonstrate what happens when you hold stocks mindlessly without studying market conditions or completely ignoring experts. The account you are currently viewing is about a year and a half old. You can see returns of 155% for *Housew* and 117% for *TQ*.
I did n't engage in timing trading, I didn't study time properly because it was a hassle, and I completely ignored all expert predictions. I just ran forward based solely on the value of the companies. Contrary to what many people feared, my account hasn't melted away, nor has it gone bankrupt. The Nasdaq didn't drop to 7,000.
The Fed has n't even raised interest rates, yet strangely, stocks are rising. It seems like there are more bad news factors than good ones, but it is truly peculiar how stocks are going up. So, just like me, even if you don't know the highs and lows or study market conditions properly, if you invest in good indices or stocks, do n't go all-in at a specific point, buy in installments with spare funds according to your means, and stick to your own principles with steadfastness no matter how much others tell you you will fail, you can achieve decent profits like this.
Of course, there are also returns worth boasting about. No, the amount is n't large. However, I have proven that if you stick to your own principles and continue buying good stocks when everyone else says you will fail, you will at least not go bankrupt. I will continue to invest in stocks in the same way.
No matter what anyone says, I consider the NASDAQ 100 and the Philadelphia Semiconductor Index to be the "Avengers Index" of the world's strongest companies. Therefore, regardless of market conditions or predictions made by famous people, I will simply keep holding them. Of course, if I need urgent cash, I should naturally sell, but unless something special happens, I believe it is right to consider stocks as my own retirement fund and keep holding them.
If I hold them for a long time without overthinking, simply trusting in the value of the companies, they will naturally hit 200%, 300%, 500%, or 1000% someday, and my retirement will be secure. What if things go wrong and I fail? It’s okay. I invest with my spare cash knowing that might happen. I absolutely never take out loans to invest.
No matter how good a stock is, there is naturally a risk of loss, so I invest with that mindset. I am investing to change my life, so I should willingly accept this level of risk. The worst I do accept the possibility that I could lose 100% of it. It’s just that if I did lose 100%, it wouldn’t be to the point where it would jeopardize my livelihood or cause me to go completely bankrupt.
I always invest while assuming both the best-case and worst-case scenarios. In the best-case scenario, my life could completely turn around, and even in the worst-case scenario, if I do n't lose that much money, well, I think it is worth taking a gamble of this level. Without this level of risk or risk reduction, well, could I really eat well and live well?
I think that is impossible. To my subscribers who are investing with me, even though the specific stocks may differ slightly, I believe our basic mindset is similar. To enjoy the benefits of compound interest by holding good stocks long-term and to enjoy a prosperous retirement—in that broad sense, I believe our goals are the same.
I won't be studying today because I'm too lazy, nor will I be making any predictions. Today is Tuesday, the day Street Girls Fighter 2 airs, and I really love audition programs. I’ll just enjoy watching it today and wo n't worry about the stocks. Because I’m sure I’ll handle things well on my own. I’ll just trust you. Just wait. Okay, then I will wrap up the video here. Thank you.
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