The profession Investor wrote that he does not know about wines and does not speak about them as an expert on television, then compared a casino to investing in the stock market. He described the casino as a place where the outcome is determined by chance, and games have a negative sum — the more often one participates, the more one loses. As an example of investment, he mentioned about 2,500 of the largest companies from around the world included in the MSCI ACWI index. According to him, an ETF tracking the index costs about 0.2% per year, and the companies it includes build value and grow. He stated that over a longer period, one can observe an increase in their revenues and margins, which leads to regular growth in stock prices. The author stated that investors can earn when the companies they own increase their value, therefore he considered long-term investment in a broad stock market as a game with a positive sum. He suggested considering an exposure lasting at least 10 years, among other things through an ETF, especially during the next technological revolution. He emphasized that the stock market is not a casino, and buying stocks he called investing, not playing. The profession Investor also posted a chart of an ETF encompassing stocks from around the world, on which — he wrote — he also marked his monthly purchases. He asked whether its trajectory would resemble the financial state after regular visits to a casino. #inwestowanie #giełda #finanse (translated)