I would rather buy the dip weekly than restrict myself to only index funds. While index funds are safe and proven, taking tactical positions in strong growth names offers both learning and alpha.
I would rather watch Apple go 10x without owning than baghold AMC for 5 years—opportunity cost hurts less than guaranteed stagnation.
I would rather trade once a year than stare at charts for 10 hours daily; discipline and long-term conviction outweigh constant noise.
Finally, I would rather be Buffett with steady gains than Cathie Wood with wild swings—longevity and compounding win over hype and volatility.
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