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06 Oct 2023

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General Investing

Staying calm when market plunges

A reflection piece on how I stay calm when market plunges.

https://mrtfi2024.com/2023/10/05/staying-calm-w...

In short, have sufficient cash flow, conservative asset allocation and know the companies well.

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I feel the emotion but I am not sway by it, as I know what to do.

What is your plan?

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Ian

04 Nov 2023

Emotions is what ruins people.

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Francis

01 Nov 2023

Thanks for sharing!

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Eiscue

28 Oct 2023

Thanks for sharing!...

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