>>714996220Because to them, it's all graph go up, graph go down.
They're not actually "Losing money" in a way that's meaningful. It's not like they're gonna have to budget for their dinners for the next few weeks, you know?
After a certain point of net worth, money starts being more like a score and less about what you can afford and can't afford.
The only time investors care is if graph go down multiple times in a row, which is usually doesn't. And even when it does, they just sell and move on, not making that big of a stink. When they sell, graph go up, and the process repeats until there's nothing left, at which point they just move on to the next thing.