The boom in semiconductors and storage has got a lot of bros feeling anxious. Afraid of missing out, but also scared of buying at the top. ‘Young Bulls vs. Old Bulls’—the arguments are endless. Let me tell you, bros, the key is still having your own system & strategy. Think about the U.S. stock market. Right now, tech stocks are on fire, but Buffett is sitting on a pile of cash, waiting for a dip. Historically, Old Man Buffett has never gone heavy on tech stocks. (When he bought Apple, it was still considered a consumer stock.) In the last tech bull market, Cathie Wood made a killing and became the hottest name in the game. Her short-term returns far outpaced Buffett’s. But as the tech bubble deflated, Buffett’s returns gradually overtook hers again. Bottom line: Not buying tech stocks isn’t necessarily wrong, but that doesn’t mean every sector can make money long-term. As long as you have your own system & strategy, you’ll be fine. … After laying all this out, I have to say: Most of the Old Bulls buying Old Bull stocks aren’t really in Buffett’s league. They’re just ‘outdated thinking + stuck in the past + stubborn as hell’ Old Bulls. When they can’t hold on anymore and start dumping Old Bull stocks to buy Young Bull stocks… that’s when the market will peak. On the flip side, If they stay stubborn and don’t sell their Old Bull stocks, then Young Bull stocks will just keep climbing. Climbing until they can’t hold on anymore. That’s the stock market for you. When you get old (in terms of mindset and perspective), your wealth will be taken away.