Ive been over complicating investing for years...

When I first started investing, I did what everyone does—I spent hours analyzing stock charts, watching YouTube videos, and trying to predict the next big thing. But even with all that effort, I was getting pretty lame returns Then I realized something. The best investors don't worry so much about what the market is doing as they care about what companies they invest in. I stopped focusing on trying to time the market and started looking for companies I believe in for the long haul. Instead of constantly chasing the next hot stock, I started asking myself things like: -Do I genuinely believe in this company’s mission? -Will people still be obsessed with this product in 10+ years? -Would I still hold this if the stock price dropped tomorrow? Anyway this helped me out a ton. Got way better returns and was way less stressed out. I've got a doc I use on simplifying investing. You might find it helpful. If you want it let me know and I'll send it to you.