By Ben Carlson
A Wealth of Common Sense
There are no guarantees when investing in the stock market.
Bad things can and will happen.
But if you have a time horizon that is measured in decades as opposed to days, months, or years, you’re going to be better off than most investors.
I can’t promise these relationships will continue in the future.
But, I have a hard time believing we’re going to have a future where people aren’t innovating, making progress, and waking up trying to better their station in life.
That’s the lifeblood of corporate profits and that’s why I’m a believer in the stocks for the long run.
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