Client:
According to Buffett and other experts, the U.S. stock market will continue to decline. Trump calls it temporary turbulence, predicting an unprecedented economic boom for Americans. However, this historic downturn is still terrifying. Keeping funds in a savings account might have been a better choice.

AiF:

1. “Buffett and other experts say the stock market will continue to fall.” – Please provide evidence. I can say with certainty that this is not a fact.
2. “Trump calls it temporary turbulence, predicting an unprecedented economic boom for Americans.” – There is currently no evidence to prove this statement wrong.
3. “This is the worst market drop in history.” – This is not a fact.
4. “It’s still frightening.” – True for retail investors, but not for institutions.
5. “Keeping funds in a savings account would have been better.” – Hindsight is a wonderful thing, but there are no “what ifs” in investing.

AiF’s track record over the past decade has proven that long-term investment in the right direction leads to real financial gains.
Short-term volatility is normal—without fluctuations, the market would be lifeless, just like a flatline on a heart monitor.

In 2020, the market experienced five circuit breakers. In 2022, it fell for nine consecutive months. Looking back, the market has since reached new highs countless times.

The biggest investment mistake: buying high and selling low!
Fear of rising markets, fear of falling markets—when is there ever no fear?
Will the market stop moving just because retail investors are scared?

Understanding the true nature of the market and committing to long-term investing is the key to building wealth.
Fear and hesitation are natural human instincts—but they are an investor’s worst enemy.

To avoid emotional decision-making, the best approach is to entrust your funds to a professional investment firm.
We sincerely appreciate the trust our clients place in AiF. Over the years, we have consistently delivered strong returns.

So, trust in AiF’s expertise—we have the results to prove it.

AiF’s Market Outlook:
The U.S. stock market is on the verge of an unprecedented bull run!

However, before any major bull market, institutions must accumulate as many shares as possible.
How do they get retail investors to sell? Simple—sharp declines and shakeouts.

That’s exactly what we’re seeing now: a market drop driven by institutional accumulation.

Now that you understand this, the real question is—keep your money in cash or go all in?