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FOMO or FOLO: Which to worry about in 2023?

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After experiencing a year of bear market, investors are heading into 2023 with the ringing sound of uncertainty, surrounded by news warning of a looming recession.
However, last week Howard Marks said the economic cycle provides great opportunity to buy at a discount so that investors do not need to worry about the fear of losing out (FOLO), but about missing out (FOMO).
Do you think investors should FOMO or FOLO after a year of bear market? What's your investment plan?
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After experiencing a year of bear market, investors are heading into 2023 with the ringing sound of uncertainty, surrounded by news warning of a looming recession.
However, last week Howard Marks said the economic cycle provides great opportunity to buy at a discount so that investors do not need to worry about the fear of losing out (FOLO), but about missing out (FOMO).
Do you think investors should FOMO or FOLO after a year of bear market? What's your investment plan?
Reward: 6 users sharing the best investment idea, orders, or positions will win 600 points!
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