Stock that I bought one year ago, are all losing in value, however I'm getting dividends from it. I intend to keep them for longer-term because I'm quite young. Do I hold, as observing all stocks, they tend to rebound back after some years?

It is not possible for retail investors (nor for active stock managers) with the stock market to be more successful than the underlying index.

Advice: abstain from buying single stocks, go 'passive indexing' with ETFs instead

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Check if the financials of the company is improving.

Secondly enquire about the industries of the companies you have bought. Is the industry turning around? If yes, it is better to hold

Hi there,

There is no point holding onto it if it is a lousy stock. Cut it off fast and transfer the remaining into a better company will be the better idea.

Before that, evaluate why you bought into that stocks. If previously you do not have investing knowledge then how about now. If still do not have, please do get yourself equip with knowledge and skillset 1st before buying into the next one.

Another thing is that, what low can get even lower if it is a lousy stock.

Go back to your investment objective. Understand the reason why you are buying the stock.

Thereafter, understand the business of the stock now. Find out how much it has deviated from your previous notes.

If it is still a worthy business, then keep it. Otherwise sell.

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