I'm holding various stocks, most of which I plan to hold for some decades until I retire and start drawing down. For long term holdings volatility doesn't matt

I'm holding various stocks, most of which I plan to hold for some decades until I retire and start drawing down. For long term holdings volatility doesn't matter much - I'm generally happy to take more volatility in exchange for higher expected returns. (Or else, I wouldn't be in stocks at all, I'd be in GICs and treasury bonds.) (That all said, I'm not long on Tesla; I have individual short positions to roughly neutral out my Tesla holdings within ETFs I hold.)