Due to the typhoon, rice paddies were destroyed or ships couldn't set sail,
and when you have to just stand there and watch...
At first, you feel resentment. 'Damn this shitty world'
You resent the sky and the government, everything is frustrating, right? And all sorts of thoughts will come to mind...
Ultimately, it's a thing of the past.
I get angry because I couldn't respond properly, and then regret thinking 'I should have done this'... But the typhoon will pass, and maybe it will come again someday.
There is always an end.
Whether it's a rise or a fall
And it repeats.
At times like this, I want to spread hopeful stories,
Is it a sympathy business? It doesn't help at all.
Rather than reading and feeling good or being comforted,
I hope you can gain some ideas for decision-making from what you read.
The current market is a world where someone's small idea is packaged in long words. So most of the content is the same.
It's safe to repeat the trend, isn't it?
And we keep hearing it and don't verify if it's right.
As a result, we were intoxicated by a brief period of prosperity and didn't listen carefully to the warnings about the typhoon. And even when the typhoon came, we probably thought it would just pass lightly.
In the end, the typhoon came, what are we going to do?
We have to start over after the typhoon passes.
Those who leave the market will leave without regret, but if you take a short break and come back, remember this experience. After all, it's a cycle.
Then I'll go back to farming and mine for Won. Take care in the heat.
