Every single year, without fail, the stock market drops. Like, take a look at th...

…t typically overshoots way too far in one direction before it eventually swings back way further than most people expect. For example, in April 2025, the sell-off was way more dramatic than it should have been, just like Trump's good time to buy tweet caused way more of a frenzy to get back into the market. But let's normalize things for a moment. Every single year, without fail, the stock market drops. Like, take a look at this. Even in years where the market finished higher, we saw 10 to sometimes 20% declines. In addition to that, Charlie Mer famously said that if you can't handle these types of swings, you deserve the mediocre results that you're going to get. Now, to take this a step further, since 1980, the average S&P 500 intra-ear drawd down is 14.1%. And in 34 of those 45 years, the S&P 500 has finished with positive returns. Separate from that, a…