I'M GOING ALL IN | 5 NEW STOCKS I JUST BOUGHT FOR 2022

<p>I think that the market is in overreaction mode. Right now, things seems like the end of the world. But let's take a step back and look at things from an objective standpoint. The stocks I bought are Opendoor stock (OPEN), ChargePoint stock (CHPT), Clover Health stock (CLOV), Paypal Holdings stock (PYPL) and Nano Dimensions stock (NNDM). &nbsp;</p> <p><br></p> <p>🚀 Join the VIP Membership Group (Discord) today! ► https://elblancofinance.com/&nbsp;</p> <p><br></p> <p>This multi-layered dip is nothing. It's a blip in your lifetime. 10 years from now, the gains that we'll see in the S&amp;P500, the NASDAQ and the DOW will make you wish you had bought more. Even the 40%+ stock market crashes in 2008 look like a nothing dip when you zoom out. Just keep that in mind. Even if you would have gone all in on the DOW, right at the peak *before* the 08 crash, you still would have achieved a 3X on your money in 14 years. This goes for all of our fundamentally sound stocks too. &nbsp;&nbsp;Moral of the story: Stop stressing out about your timing. If you get in somewhat close to the bottom and manage not to panic sell along the way, then you are doing better job at investing than most people. Between 1977 and 1990, Peter Lynch averaged a 29.2% annual return, consistently more than doubling the S&amp;P500 returns and making it the best-performing mutual fund in the world. Yet, the average investor in his fund only delivered a 7% return annually. Why is that? It's because most retail investors are emotional. They see things go up, it gives a false sense of confidence, and that's when they decide to buy. Then, when they see the stock go down, they lose confidence, and then sell. And so trust me when I say this, the time to buy is when things are crashing. Don't fear a crash, hope for one. We haven't seen deals like this in a very long time...</p> <p><br></p> <p>Another word of confidence. I think that as time goes on, the economy, the market and the world will become more resilient to things like 2020. When I look at market wid