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During the 2008 crash, someone reportedly told Warren Buffett he'd lost $10 million in a single day. His answer: "I didn't lose anything. I didn't sell." It's one of the most important lessons in investing. A falling share price is a paper loss, not a real one, until you choose to lock it in. The investors who build lasting wealth aren't the ones who dodge every downturn. They're the ones who stay disciplined when others panic. Volatility is the price of admission for long-term returns. Selling in fear is how temporary dips become permanent damage. Stay diversified, stay invested, and keep your eye on the long game. (via IG/ramsey.solutions) #StockMarket #LongTermInvesting #WarrenBuffett #InvestingTips #WealthManagement