 Good day, fellow investors. This video is about how to be an investing winner and not a stock market loser. Stocks go up and down all the time and I get so many comments on stock price this, stock price is down, what should we do? Is it overvalued? Is it undervalued? And that's unfortunately over the long term a losers game. On the other hand, you have investing where you buy businesses, own businesses and let wonderful businesses do the compounding. And that's what makes the difference in your lifetime. If we take a look at the Forbes richest people in the world list, you have Jeff Bezos, Bill Gates, Warren Buffett, Carlos Slim and Zuckerberg, Bloomberg, Larry Page, etc. etc. And how much trading did they do? How much undervalued, overvalued did they do? What did they do? They owned one business over their lifetime, they still own the business and they just let the business compound into infinity and become the richest person in the world. You don't have to be the richest person in the world but if you allow for compounding over the long term you will be very very well off. There is constantly comments about overpriced, underpriced and that's always relative. When you look at overvalued, undervalued, you always depend on the market. You have to move fast, you have to trade, work a lot but if you shift your focus from the stock price and that's difficult to the business. This is a business I like to own at this price. It gives me this and this return over the long term. That's what I like to own and then you simply compare it to other businesses given the return, given the growth, given the potential, the modes, the quality and you sell one business when you have something much much better. If this one gets overpriced from a business perspective, not from a market perspective and that's long term investing. It's a hard message to send, it's a hard message to explain but it makes the crucial difference when it comes to investing. So before buying a business next time, just stop for a second, get away from the stock market, from the stock prices, from the news, from the media and focus on the business, focus on what you're buying and think, okay if the stock market closes for the next 10, 20, 40 years and I cannot sell it, I have to own it forever. Would I be a happy owner of what I buy? The number of buys sells gets down, what you do is just buy here and there and if I find one, two businesses per year that fit that category, then I'm the happiest person in the world. And that's also what I do on my stock market research platform. The more and more we focus on great businesses and one great business that I found a year and a half ago was Catech Solar. Solar industry tailwind, great business model, cheap financing from international agencies, high return on capital and a lot of growth and I bought the stock a year and a half ago starting then increase the position and it's just a gift that keeps on giving and if it keeps on giving as it's likely to keep on, I'll simply hold it for ever and think oh, what a big chunk of luck did I have or a lot of research to find such a gem in the early days and that's something you have to understand. Yes, the stock price goes up and down but that's not investing, that's speculating. Investing, finding the great businesses and holding to it to infinity, allowing for that business to compound. And just a final long-term investment. If you find a great business, if the stock price goes down, you're a happy person because you can reinvest even that 2.2% dividend if you can reinvest it makes a huge difference over the long term. If you add your 100-500 monthly savings into that stock that the business that went down because I don't know why went down, then you compound, you multiply your investment returns over the long term. I hope this was great motivation for you to have a long-term mindset and if you like that long-term mindset please subscribe to this channel, click that notification bell and I'll see you in the next video.