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It all depends on your investment horizon. If I wanted to retire next year then yeah I'd be shitting it, because I'd be wanting to sell soon.
As I don't want to retire for another 15 years, I'd actually prefer there to be a crash now**, so that I can buy at a cheaper price, and reap the most benefits of the bounce-back.
HODL
** obviously sucks for whoever's on the receiving end though.
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espn trophy of excel
I haven't watched the whole two-hour stream, but I'm sure it's riveting: https://youtu.be/NSU11kxxJvc
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Excel conditional formatting has a "highlight unique values" option built in, but I guess you wanted something to spit out the unique values as data?

I find it's hard to generate a list of values in Excel, formulas always seem to result in a single value.
If you know the range of possible values (looks like A to Z here) then you can create a column of possible values and countif each one in turn.Looking at answers online it sounds like you'd need an array formula to generate your list of unique entries, and I never got the hang of array formulas.
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