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■ Hello, subscribers of Economic Master Kwak Su-jong. This is Kwak Su-jong. With the recent increase in stock market volatility, many of you are wondering whether to buy more stocks or sell them right now. Today, rather than recommending the buying or selling of specific stocks, I would like to discuss the difference between investment and speculation based on past examples of the U.S. stock market and U.S. listed companies. The content regarding long-term holding and stock price volatility mentioned in this video is explained based on the U.S. market; this does not mean that domestic stock investors currently experiencing losses should blindly hold on or simply endure the losses. It is difficult to apply the same standards uniformly to domestic and U.S. companies because their market environments, industrial structures, growth potential, and risk factors differ. The important thing is to re-examine the reasons you purchased the company in the first place and whether the company's value is still being maintained, rather than making judgments based solely on short-term price movements. I hope this video serves as an opportunity for you to calmly reflect on whether you are investing in a highly volatile market or engaging in speculation based on short-term price fluctuations. Please make investment decisions carefully, taking into full consideration your individual investment objectives, risk tolerance, and the status of your current holdings. Thank you for watching today. [Notice Regarding Unlicensed Investment Advisory Services] This service is operated for the purpose of education and information provision; it does not provide 1:1 investment counseling, asset management, or fund management services for individual investors. Principal loss may occur during the investment process, and such losses are borne entirely by the investor. Please be advised that Earth Alliance, the service provider for this course, is an unlicensed investment advisory service provider, not a licensed financial investment firm. #StockMarket #StockInvestment #InvestmentStrategy #InvestmentAndSpeculation #StockBuying #StockSelling #StockMarketOutlook #MarketAnalysis #RespondingToBearMarket #Volatility #InvestmentSentiment #IndividualInvestor #LongTermInvestment #ValueInvesting #DividedBuying #RiskManagement #PersonalInvestment #EconomicStudy #Economics #EconomicsMaster #KwakSuJong