Must remain in the market.

 When you trade stocks, you often see cases where certain stocks suddenly skyrocket or plummet.


This is because prices are determined by changes in external environments such as society, economy, and politics, as well as supply and demand.


Since we are not gods, we cannot know when something will rise or fall.


This means that we cannot continuously gain profits by buying or selling all stocks at the right time.


The economic system that humans have created is very broad, and due to continued technological development in the future, materials that were not originally of interest may suddenly become necessary due to increased use, or resources that were abundant may become unnecessary due to some substitute.


Then, the stock prices of certain companies will rise or fall at that time.


A single smartphone contains numerous rare minerals, sensors, and software.


This means that numerous companies participate in the production of a single product.


Not only smartphones, but everything we use as a product is not made by a single company alone, so there are bound to be related companies.


If you leave the stock market because the economy is not doing well, you will not benefit from a promising stock.


That's why so many stock investors are telling you to stay in the market.


For example, if you blog, you can sometimes make a lot of money if you appear on the main page of a portal site.


Because you blog, such opportunities exist, but for those who don't blog, such opportunities don't exist.


For example, if you're fishing, it's like throwing bait in several places.


Someday, a fish will bite the bait, and for those who don't fish at all, it's like not being able to see the fish.


For example, if you work, you'll continue to work at a certain company and build your career, and if you happen to see someone working at another company, they'll send you a love call.


Of course, for those who don't work at a company at all, you won't even get that opportunity.


If you want to get this kind of opportunity, you have to stay in the market.


If you chase after a stock like a migratory bird every time it skyrockets, you won't be able to make a lot of money.


I think most people who look to the future and hold on to a stock for a long time will get that big opportunity.


One-liner: To have a chance, you have to stay in the market. It's not the strong that survive, it's the survivors that are strong.

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