If you buy something and it gains value but a complete transaction cycle hasn't been achieved, it doesn't constitute a true profit; similarly, if you buy something and it loses value but you don't sell it, a complete transaction cycle hasn't been reached, so it doesn't constitute a true loss. In the stock market, there are two terms, one is 'paper profit' and the other is 'paper loss,' which investors often mention, but these two terms are completely different. Let me just say this: Living th...

If you buy something and it gains value but a complete transaction cycle hasn't been achieved, it doesn't constitute a true profit; similarly, if you buy something and it loses value but you don't sell it, a complete transaction cycle hasn't been reached, so it doesn't constitute a true loss. In the stock market, there are two terms, one is 'paper profit' and the other is 'paper loss,' which investors often mention, but these two terms are completely different. Let me just say this: Living th...