thomas370
@thomaspj Hi there - I'm always worried about the possibility of a 'market crash' if there's some unexpected (or expected but still unwelcome) major event - an escalation of war, or a series of bank failures, or some black swan event. The thing is that I've been worried about this for so long, I've missed out on a lot of the growth the markets have had over the last decade or so. How do you approach this? Are you always watching for the potential of a major correction, and do you feel you're ready to react if you see it happening? I admire how through the last 5 years, there's been some major shocks to the markets but you've stayed profitable despite these directional changes and unforseen events. How do you do that? Also, this is a genuine question, and if you don't want me to put this or the answer in a video, just say so, and I won't! Thanks, Tom
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