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I understand that sometimes it’s simply speculation and not an accurate reflection of a company’s fundamentals. But do you always wonder about the what if?
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If the company is down due to a irrational market and I have cash on hand I’m actually delighted if my position is red( can buy more shares at cheaper price)
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I try not to look at the graphs too much tbh. If investment requires a long term time horizon, it may be better for me to not (over)react when my positions are red. If I react emotionally when my positions are red, it might indicate my risk appetite may not be what I think it to be.
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When I see red, I add more
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Fel M
02 Dec 2020
Officer at Government
I simply don't look. I expect to cash out in 25-30 years or more, depending on whether I need the mo...
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Hi there!
At the beginning, yes. I would question my decisions and become doubtful about my choice.
Not so much now because I have a long term view on the companies I invest in, and because I have more understanding on how markets function.
What if my decision was really a bad one? I practise diversification so even if one of the stocks I hold really becomes worthless, I know I have done my own risk management and the impact on my portfolio would be minimal.