So much for the pullback in the Market's these past weeks, as investor's fret over nothing. I myself took the presented golden opportunity to buy a few of my favorite watch list stocks after a few of them dropped 30% plus. A few of them were AI stocks.Many times when it comes to their financial lives, many people let the Market tell them how to feel and what to do - despite the obvious fact that, from time to time the Market can get crazy and even more crazier. $QQQ, Invesco QQQ Trust, Series 1 / H1 The cheaper stocks get, the less eager people become to buy them - because they were imitating the Market, instead of "thinking" for yourselves. Don't ignore the Market entirely. Instead, you should do business with it - but only to the extent that it "serves your" interests.The Market's job is to provide you with prices; your job is to "decide" whether it is to your advantage to act on them. You don't have to trade with the Market just because it constantly begs you to. Don't let the Market be your master, transform it into being your servant. After all, even when it seems to be destroying values, the Market is creating them elsewhere my friends.The Market's daily display simply doesn't matter if you're investment horizon is 10 - 20 - 30 - yrs. In any case, for anyone who will be investing for yrs to come, falling stock prices are good news, not bad, since they enable you to buy more for less $$. The longer and further stocks fall, and the more steadily you keep buying as they drop, the more $$ you will make in the end -"if" you remain steadfast until the end. Instead of fearing a correction, bear market or pullback, you should embrace it, as it presents great buying opportunities for the patient investor. $TLT, iShares 20+ Year Treasury Bond ETF / H1 Always remember this, "patience is the investor's best friend and single most powerful ally." But I will state this, when the Market is yelling "sell," there's one exception investor's need to understand. Selling into a correction, bear market or pullback can make sense if it creates a tax windfall.I've been investing for over 35 yrs now and have learned that patience is my best friend and ally. I've made more $$ by sitting tight through many correction's and bear markets. The Markets always come back in time. You can take that to the bank my friends!!Cheers to all and happy investing.Source: user