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Stay Calm, Stay Invested

“Be greedy when others are fearful.” – Warren Buffett

πŸ“‰ Markets fall. They always have. But Buffett didn’t become one of the most successful investors by selling when things looked bad.
He reminded us: “Opportunities come infrequently. When it rains gold, put out the bucket.”
It takes courage to hold when everything screams “sell,” but that’s when the seeds of wealth are quietly planted.

“Euphoria is the enemy of rational investing.” – Howard Marks

πŸš€ When markets soar, logic often takes a backseat.
As Howard Marks warns, “The riskiest things are the things everyone already loves.”
Getting swept up in the crowd is easy — but that's rarely where value lives.
Instead of celebrating gains, ask: “Is this sustainable? Is this smart?”

“Discipline is more reliable than brilliance.” – Charlie Munger

πŸ§ πŸ’‘ Even if you don’t have the sharpest model or the fastest computer, you still have an edge: discipline.
Munger believed that “the big money is not in the buying or selling, but in the waiting.”
Avoid emotional decisions. Stick to your process. Most importantly — give it time.

“Panic is not a plan.” – John Bogle

🌱 Bogle, the father of index investing, built his legacy on one core idea: “Don’t peek. Just keep going.”
Trying to jump in and out of the market usually hurts more than it helps.
Stay calm, keep investing, and trust in long-term compounding.
In investing, the only way out is through.

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