Paul and Mo have come to embrace red days with open arms. This video reveals the magic behind why we cherish plummeting stock prices, even if it might sound counterintuitive. We dissect today's Nasdaq drop and explore the absurdity of the market's reactions to companies like Google, which, despite impressive performance, lost billions in market cap due to a minor miss. We emphasize that as long-term investors, we welcome lower prices, knowing that they allow us to accumulate more of what we love—strong companies at incredible discounts. The emotional roller coaster of the stock market is real, but understanding the fundamentals and seizing opportunities in turbulent times is what sets us apart.
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