Markets reward patience more than intelligence. This truth becomes clear only after years of observation.
While trading looks attractive, long-term investing quietly compounds wealth.
Compounding is not dramatic. It is slow, boring, and powerful.
Short-term trading interrupts compounding. Long-term holding allows it to work.
Frequent decisions increase emotional fatigue. Fear and overconfidence become expensive.
Long-term investors make fewer decisions, reducing emotional mistakes.
Stocks represent businesses. Businesses grow with time, systems, and scale.
Long-term investors benefit from this growth. Traders often miss it.
Trading costs, taxes, and slippage quietly eat profits.
Long-term investing minimizes friction.
Long-term success comes from discipline, not prediction.
Markets reward those who stay invested, not those who chase excitement.
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