Today, I blocked someone on Longbridge for the first time.

In my logic, no one is forcing you to buy any stock, and no one is stopping you from selling any stock.

Although buying stocks means buying companies, especially in the U.S. stock market, which has the world's best companies.

But stock prices are random and do not fully represent the value of a company—in the short term, stock prices are a voting machine; in the long term, they are a weighing machine.

So it's perfectly normal for stock prices to fluctuate after purchase, whether for better or worse.

You bought the stock yourself and complain about it every day.

What are you complaining about? If you're not optimistic, just sell it. Switch to stocks you think offer better value. Clearly, you don't dare to buy after selling because you don't understand it yourself.

Are you complaining about your own stupidity when you bought it? Or your cowardice in not being able to cut losses?

This noise is like you're comfortably enjoying the afternoon sun at home, but there's always an annoying buzzing sound ruining your happy stock-holding experience. Investing should be a joyful game.

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