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Bulls. Waste a huge amount of time shadowboxing the Bears.

Yeah, the Bulls are always on the defensive, even when they have the history, the data, and the numbers on their side.

How is that possible? I think people just refuse to trust the market. They want to find reasons not to like

stocks, and they're willing to go to great lengths to find them.

Sell, sell, sell, sell, sell, sell. You can see it on a day like today, one that started very

negative and then rebounded slowly. Now ultimately finishing up 144 points. That's to be advancing

0.5%. And then asset

climbing, 0.89%. Wow, that was terrific. Now, I spend a huge amount of time in how to make money

in any market talking about how you need to trust the stock market. You need to believe in it to

invest. If you don't, you'll constantly get scared away at exactly the

wrong time, habitually buy high and then selling low. And that's, I think, why so few people

actually build wealth in the stock market. So let's talk about the doubts that drive people away from being good investors using

today as a reference point.

Now what I want to do, I'm going to tick down the objections raised by intelligent people

that make you feel like a chump for owning individual stocks.

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