The minus of the account is
also your own money.
When
investing in stocks, if the stock falls, the return is negative. For that reason,
they often think that they have lost money. But I think differently.
I
admit that the rate of return is negative, but I do not think that I have lost
my money. This is because I do not sell if my account rate of return is
negative.
In
many cases, individual investors sell for a loss. Selling at a loss is
sometimes necessary. The important thing is that I evaluate the company value
in advance and buy stocks. This is because when the stock price becomes
negative, they think they are doing a bargain sale and continue to buy with a
grateful heart.
So,
I include the minuses of the account in my money and add them up. And sell when
it makes a profit. Investing in stocks and gambling are different from this
point of view.