Fabricio Suarez Peña @Fabricio0709: "Hey everyone, I know we’ve all..."

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Hey everyone, I know we’ve all been feeling a bit worried about the stock market lately, and I want to share some thoughts on what to do when things get a bit bumpy. Remember, a stock market correction is just a temporary dip in the market. It’s not a sign that the market is going downhill forever. Before we start panicking and selling our stocks, let’s take a deep breath and remember what we’ve learned about investing. If you know what you’re doing and believe that a company’s value is still high, why would you sell when the price drops? It’s like when you go grocery shopping and buy all your month’s groceries on Monday. Then, on Tuesday, you come back and see that everything is on a 50% discount. Would you start selling your groceries because you’re afraid the discount might go up? Or would you buy more groceries to take advantage of the big savings? The same thing happens in the stock market. If you’ve done your research and your analysis is accurate, and you think the stock is still worth its price, then you should be happy that the price is even lower. Remember, when you’re investing for the long term, short-term ups and downs shouldn’t scare you. Instead, they should be seen as opportunities to buy at cheaper prices from those who panic sell because they’re not thinking clearly. So, here’s what I’m doing. I’m taking advantage of this opportunity to buy more shares of the companies whose stocks are taking the biggest hits. I’m confident in my analysis and due diligence, and I believe that crashes and corrections are a natural part of the stock market. But they should only be seen as buy opportunities when you’re confident in your analysis and nothing has fundamentally changed in the businesses for the long term. Stay calm, stay invested, and let’s weather this storm together! $SPX500, $NSDQ100, $DJ30, $RTY $JXN (Jackson Financial Inc) $STLA.US (Stellantis NV) $00966.HK (China Taiping Insurance Holdin)