Money printing ensures market uptrend; patient cheap buying outperforms lottery-ticket mentality.

This idea of you've got to make all your money now or you're never going to make it, you're going to be poor forever. When in reality, if you just focus on buying cheap and having a little bit of patience, every market, including the SMP, has kind of shown you like this tendency to go up and to the right because the money printing's never going to stop, inflation's never going away. I almost feel like it's even weird for me to look at the SMP at 7,000 and be like, what does it even mean? You know, like, are we inherently that much more valuable as like the economy in these companies than they were in 2020 during COVID when it was trading at 2000? Probably not, but it doesn't matter, right?