I still remember the crash of 2022 like it was yesterday. It was the first time I saw my portfolio bleed so fast — I stayed up all night watching the red candles stack, and the sense of helplessness was overwhelming. I sold some positions out of fear, and the regret that followed taught me a painful but necessary lesson about emotional discipline in investing.
That experience changed me. This time, during the recent market plunge, I kept calm and stuck to my plan. I reminded myself how panicking last time only led to bad decisions. Instead of reacting impulsively, I followed a buy-the-dip list I had prepared, and it helped me stay focused on long-term goals, not short-term noise.
If I could tell my past self one thing, it would be: “You’ve made it through worse — trust your strategy and don’t let fear control you.” Every crash is tough in the moment, but each one has made me a stronger, more resilient investor.
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