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Joey Koh

30 Jun 2023

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General Investing

Saw a quote which I felt compelled to share, as people on here have recently voiced their concerns on whether they should sell or reduce their exposure to 'time the market'. Happy friday.

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Eiscue

07 Jul 2023

Very true, great quote

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Connie

01 Jul 2023

In investment, as in life, no room for regrets.

Just move on, learn lessons, know that you're never going to be able to know anything perfectly or have control over the stock market or life.

That's the most important lesson there.

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Kent Toh

01 Jul 2023

Consultant at Sprinklr

When it comes to emotions. Easier said than done....

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