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As a new investor with Yahoo Finance and trading apps spewing live data in the palm of my hands, i find that i'm constantly looking at the stock price, sometimes even late into the night (when the US stock market runs). This was especially after my new growth stock took an unexpected dive. I can't help but keep tracking to see if it will ever come to a price point where i can sell and then buy back lower later on...
Eventhough i want to be a long term investor, the constant ups and downs of the market seems too hard to ignore!
Any personal experience, tips, advice?
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I find the easiest is to continue keeping your mind & body busy. Be it, family, work, hobbies or just own "me" time.
The market keeps gyrating, with or without your anxiety. As long as due diligence made with the correct fundamental, let time in the market do the extra lifting.
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CommonSense Investor
02 Aug 2021
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Because you follow your stocks as price actions. Change your mindset from pricing papers to business ownerships. What the market says about the value of the stock does not equate to the true value of the business in the future.
TSLA drop 30% from ATH and I keep buying on a monthly basis because it is a matter of "when" it becomes a multi-trillion dollar company.
Conviction comes from how well you understand the business fundamentals and its financial positions, if you feel like selling when "price" drops then its clear you didnt study well enough to be confident in holding.
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Turn off all notifications and stop looking at prices everyday,
This is all assuming you have done your DD and have high conviction in your picks
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1) Expand your time horizon and define what long-term means to you
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Buy the dip. To average out your stock price. Of course, assuming the company's fundamentals and reports are great and the dive is only a temporary