Bros, $NVIDIA(NVDA.US) dropped again today, and $Tesla(TSLA.US) followed suit. It's really a show to watch. I thought it would take a breather today after last night, but it skidded right at the market open. Seems like it's over, I'm losing money, really fell into a trap. What price did everyone get in at? I got in at $55, and now it can't stabilize, I'm trapped in a losing position. Any bros want to go with me and try a short position? Or should I average down and bet on a rebound? All in all, if it doesn't go strong tonight, I can't sleep if it doesn't fall/rise!

🔥📉 In a bull market, everyone is a genius; it's during a pullback that you see who the real long-term investors are.

Many new investors have been feeling down lately.
Their favorite stocks are pulling back, their portfolios turning from red to green, and they start doubting everything.

But first, let's ask a practical question:

You're in the stage of life where your income is growing the fastest.
Why are you acting like you're going to retire in six months and live off fixed income?

If you've truly done your homework and understand the company's logic,
this kind of volatility is actually an advantage.

What's truly bad is never the pullback.

What's truly bad is—
when all your high-conviction targets are in an emotionally overheated zone,
with valuations so high you know it's uncomfortable, yet you have no room to add to your position.

In comparison, a healthy drawdown is the window for building long-term positions.

Take $Amazon(AMZN.US), for example.

It's not a small-cap stock driven by sentiment.
E-commerce, AWS, advertising, AI infrastructure—these are all structural businesses.

When a company like this experiences a phase of compression, the real question you should ask is:

Has there been an irreversible change in the fundamentals?

If not, then price volatility is just a discount offered by time.

Now look at $Robinhood(HOOD.US).

Zero-commission trading, crypto business, interest rate sensitivity, retail investor cycle returning.

This type of company is inherently highly volatile.
If you hold it but can't handle the volatility, the problem might not be with the market.

The biggest advantage for young investors isn't stock-picking ability.

It's time.

Time + consistent cash flow + volatility are the fuel for compound interest.

Not a reason for panic.

DCA isn't just a slogan.
Its premise is—you truly understand the company.

Being able to distinguish between price volatility and a collapse in fundamentals is the core competency of a long-term investor.

If you haven't done your homework, volatility is of course terrifying.
If you have done your homework, volatility is a discount.

For me, what really makes me uncomfortable is never the drawdown.

It's when the market is overheated, and all the companies I'm bullish on are so expensive I can't bring myself to buy.

Give me this kind of volatility, and I'm actually more comfortable.

🎯 Let me say it again... Keep a close eye on the buying opportunities for these stocks.

These 8 stocks will make millionaires in 2026:

IREN Limited ~ $IREN(IREN.US)
AST SpaceMobile ~ $AST SpaceMobile(ASTS.US)
Rocket Lab ~ $Rocket Lab(RKLB.US)
Ondas Holdings ~ $Ondas(ONDS.US)
iShares Bitcoin Trust ~ $iShares Bitcoin Trust ETF(IBIT.US)
ServiceNow ~ $ServiceNow(NOW.US)
Eos Energy ~ $EOS Energy Enterprises(EOSE.US)
Planet Labs ~ $Planet Labs(PL.US)

Later this year, when you look back at this article, you'll be glad you took the advice.

Save it for later review...

📬 I'll continue to break down which pullbacks are just noise and which are real structural turning points.