So-called challenging the high difficulty is just human nature, the thrill of earning money others can't. Following the crowd has been proven, everyone knows what's good, but it feels like just being one of the masses; betting on what the majority openly disapproves of, constantly adding funds, there's bound to be a win, and the victory is precisely because you stood out. After all, in reality, opportunities to 'prove' yourself to the majority are rare, but the stock market offers one opportunity after another. However, just like in reality, no one really cares 😎. Truly relatively easy and consistent money-making is the original intention of investing. Life is a marathon; treating every step as a sprint makes it easy to see the finish line but hard to reach it 🤪.
The food delivery war is in full swing, with frequent temporary winners, but soon another challenger takes over. Who will have the last laugh is uncertain, but one group definitely won't be laughing—the retail investors who hold these stocks long-term.
Not only is the stock-holding experience terrible, but they also often underperform some average market indices over the long term.
Good business models make money easily and abundantly, while poor ones make it hard and exhausting.
You can't choose the family you're born into, but can't you at least choose the stocks you invest in?
Of course, unless you simply enjoy playing on hard mode.
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