Continue to buy.
Of course, this book has a lot of valuable insights worth exploring. Additionally, these three points, along with some examples, will make you want to read the entire book.
- Your wealth enemy is not the market, but your "inner little theater."
Investing is not difficult; the hard part is "controlling yourself."
The enemy of investing has never been the market, but rather your brain. When the market is crazy, there is a desire to get rich overnight; when the market crashes, it feels like the end of the world. These emotional ups and downs lead to wrong decisions, ultimately wiping out your principal.
Memory point case: Bitcoin in 2017 vs. 2021 vs. 2022.
In 2017, Bitcoin rose to 0.02 million dollars, and everyone was buying in a FOMO (fear of missing out) frenzy, resulting in a crash to 3,000 dollars in 2018, leaving investors crying while cutting losses.
In 2021, Bitcoin broke through 0.06 million dollars again, and once again, everyone felt they had missed the "opportunity of the era," rushing in at high prices. What happened as a result? In 2022, it fell back to 0.015 million dollars, and those who FOMO'd in only had 1/3 left in their accounts.
What is the problem here? It is not a market problem, but a human nature problem.
• When the market is crazy, one should stay calm and even reduce positions.
• When the market is in panic, one should ignore the noise and continue to buy.
There is no need to conquer the market; only oneself needs to be conquered. True investment experts rely not on 'predicting the future'...

Continue to buy.
Today let's talk about the book "Continue to Buy in".
The core concept of this book is to continue accumulating Assets through regular investments, regardless of market fluctuations, ultimately achieving the goal of wealth growth. The focus is on a long-term investment mindset.、Understanding market cycles.、Behavioral finance.and How to resist the weaknesses of human nature.There are several points that attract me, and I want to Share with all of you. I also hope that after reading, you will want to find this book to look at.
1. "No matter how the market performs, I Buy!" — Why does doing this actually yield the most profits?
Human nature vs. Investment: What you think is rational is actually emotional.
Most people believe that investment should be "Buy low, Sell high," but what is the reality?
When the market falls, investors panic and Sell; when the market rises, everyone can't help but Buy high, and in the end, they are harshly educated by the market. This "chasing highs and cutting losses" behavior is precisely the reason why most people are unable to accumulate wealth.
Memory case: 2008 financial crisis vs. 2020 pandemic crash.
• During the 2008 financial crisis,the US Stocks plummeted to hell mode, many people were so scared that they sold all the Stocks they had, thinking the stock market was doomed. What happened? If one had held on at that time or even continued to Buy, the Assets would have at least tripled ten years later. three times.。
• The COVID-19 crash in 2020, the market plummeted 30% within just a few weeks, causing many people to panic and liquidate their holdings. However, if regular buying had been maintained at that time, just two years later, the USA stock market hit a record high...

The Psychology of Money
Here are more crucial lessons from these book :The Psychology of Money
Control Over Money = Control Over Life
Money isn’t just about buying things—it’s about freedom. The ability to make choices without financial stress is one of the greatest luxuries in life. The money you saved  and invested are your worth that you take a portion from those who dont in the future.
The Power of “Enough”
Ronald Read was a janitor. He never made a big salary, never l...

The Psychology of Money
It is a Must-Read for Market Newcomers
Money isn’t just numbers—it’s emotions, habits, and, sometimes, irrational decisions. That’s exactly what The Psychology of Money by Morgan Housel explores. If you’re new to the financial world like me, this book is one of the best places to start.
It’s Not About Math—It’s About Behavior
Most people think financial success comes down to crunching numbers, predicting stock trends, or timing the market just right. ...

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