This content was created by Ndubuisi 'Andy' Egwim. This content was uploaded by Ndubuisi 'Andy' Egwim. This is a YouTube video titled "How to Safeguard Your Investments During a Stock Market Crash" discussing strategies for managing investments during market downturns, emphasizing the concept of paper loss and decision-making based on personal risk tolerance.
When you go for a crash, call the team, organize itself to deliver the best care possible for the patient. We should be in a similar state of mind when the stock market is crashing our process. Most of the time it tends to be temporary. So you just have to hold your guards and think, okay, how much can I afford to lose? And technically it's not even losing. It's a virtual loss because as long as you haven't sold, you haven't lost any money. That's paper loss. Yes, exactly. Exactly. That's a paper loss. So you could think, okay, how, how low am I okay if it goes to zero, am I okay with the. The company goes bankrupt. But if, if I'm not okay, well then maybe I should sell now. But if I am okay, then I just hold my car. But then you can have the reverse process, which is everything is going down, which company is now undervalued and.
