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Sireatsalot

1d ago

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What is one investment you held onto for years out of pure stubbornness before finally cutting your losses? What did that you learn from it?

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Shirley

4h ago

I held onto a SG REIT for way too long because I didn’t want to admit I was wrong, and it taught me that dividends don’t matter much if the overall thesis has already broken

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Debbie

4h ago

Honestly none so far, but it’s a good reminder that sometimes the hardest part of investing is knowing when not to be stubborn.

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CH

19h ago

A business JV.

tried to recover debts so engaged lawyers, auditors, debt collectors, foolishly thin...

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