QUOTE(Vanguard 2015 @ Jun 12 2020, 03:22 PM)
I am no expert in trading. But I think it helps to have an exit plan. This include a cut loss price. Some trader may set it at 10%. Another trader may set it at 15%.
This means the moment the stock suffers a loss of -10%, the trader will cut his loss and move on. No "ifs" or "buts". The stock and loss will be recorded in his log book somewhere. But that's it. The loss is wiped out from his memory. No emotional attachment to the loss or to the stock.
I remember I raised the question about buying a stock which subsequently dived and Cherroy has provided some useful guideline. Perhaps some kind soul here can find the post. I don't know how to do it.
As always, this is my 2 kupang only...
I do have one. But since I can still hold for a while, I don't feel much the pressure to sell actually. The stock will rise back in price soon enough (next week earliest). Just that for today, the "pressing down" of prices is.... bad.This means the moment the stock suffers a loss of -10%, the trader will cut his loss and move on. No "ifs" or "buts". The stock and loss will be recorded in his log book somewhere. But that's it. The loss is wiped out from his memory. No emotional attachment to the loss or to the stock.
I remember I raised the question about buying a stock which subsequently dived and Cherroy has provided some useful guideline. Perhaps some kind soul here can find the post. I don't know how to do it.
As always, this is my 2 kupang only...
Jun 12 2020, 03:34 PM

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