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Hello all! I am going share my main difficulty in stock trading, which has costed me more than 5 figures fee 5 years ago! However, thank for the mistakes and i managed to get through these difficulties, and in the last 2 years, not only I made all these loses back, and i manage to profit additional 5 figures of profit from the market. It is small sum to most of the people, but at least it gives me more confident!
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Perhaps "buy low, sell high" is but a fantasy: You've always heard about it but never done it.
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Don't be too harsh to yourself: That's probably because you haven't got the right tool.
To improve your trading strategies, you can utilize Level 2 Market Data that's real-time and more in-depth.
In this video course, we will share with you about LV 2 Market Data. Click to go:
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Knowing when to get out. I have made over $2 million but didn't sell when I should have, thinking the stock would continue to rise or hold its gain. The fear of selling too early and missing out on gains has been my struggle with the stock market and cost me greatly.
Will I eventually recoup my loss? Yes, but I sacrificed time and missed taking a profit to invest in other stocks or reinvest at a lower price that would have tripled my gain. Lesson learned? We shall see.
Will I eventually recoup my loss? Yes, but I sacrificed time and missed taking a profit to invest in other stocks or reinvest at a lower price that would have tripled my gain. Lesson learned? We shall see.
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I guess for me is no confident.
(Basically emotional trader example)
Sometime even when I'd done my DYODD, I may uncontrollably questions myself.
Risk control maybe is one of the factors that affect my confidence in buying a stock.
This is why YOLO (You Only Live Once) may not be a bad thing if u have DYODD too .
Something new, ppls tend to refuse accepting it / changes & continue to follow the traditional way.
Traditional ways are usually more secure but i...
(Basically emotional trader example)
Sometime even when I'd done my DYODD, I may uncontrollably questions myself.
Risk control maybe is one of the factors that affect my confidence in buying a stock.
This is why YOLO (You Only Live Once) may not be a bad thing if u have DYODD too .
Something new, ppls tend to refuse accepting it / changes & continue to follow the traditional way.
Traditional ways are usually more secure but i...
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i have following weakness
1) i still have difficulty predicting bearish or bullish patterns - i read graphs & study but i still don’t get it. huhu. so my key to trading is really just setting alerts pf my ideal price. thank God for this.
2) i don’t have so much time to study trends but i try no matter what. the reason as well that i only invest/ trade the well-known names and blue chip stocks. this is also the reason why i DCA/ RSP instead of trade daily
3) sometimes i FOMO and jus...
1) i still have difficulty predicting bearish or bullish patterns - i read graphs & study but i still don’t get it. huhu. so my key to trading is really just setting alerts pf my ideal price. thank God for this.
2) i don’t have so much time to study trends but i try no matter what. the reason as well that i only invest/ trade the well-known names and blue chip stocks. this is also the reason why i DCA/ RSP instead of trade daily
3) sometimes i FOMO and jus...
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1) buying low ,selling high and willing to wait.
2) finding the right stocks, finding the right time to enter and gotten the right time to exit.
3) having too many stocks in one basket and too many different stocks - limiting your chance of re-entering to buy more.
4) effective use of funds for maximum profits
5) need to be disciplined to watch the stocks diligently.
6) knowing when to cut loss, in order to reserve your assets for re-entering!
2) finding the right stocks, finding the right time to enter and gotten the right time to exit.
3) having too many stocks in one basket and too many different stocks - limiting your chance of re-entering to buy more.
4) effective use of funds for maximum profits
5) need to be disciplined to watch the stocks diligently.
6) knowing when to cut loss, in order to reserve your assets for re-entering!
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I am new/experienced lol. Fe like I have been doing this for years and have very little to show for it!! Any suggestions!? Thanks in advance!!
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Hello everyone, this is the part 2 on my video of my biggest mistakes that burst my account. If you have not watched the part 1 yet, please click the link here:
My main difficulties and mistakes in my trading journey - Part 1
In this video, I will be sharing my most common mistakes, which lose me money consistently, and the mistake that burst my account for more than 70% in a short term.
The video is here:
Posting my own mistake is...
My main difficulties and mistakes in my trading journey - Part 1
In this video, I will be sharing my most common mistakes, which lose me money consistently, and the mistake that burst my account for more than 70% in a short term.
The video is here:
Posting my own mistake is...
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So far it would be the -630 something dollars and I have no shares or positions or anything of anything just a negative account and about a waste of a year on this app
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I like fast moving stocks, much volume. don't see enough
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Tuyea : Good read
JM investor OP Tuyea : thank you!
MyHeadsAboveTheH2o : Thank you for sharing. Great info! I hate it cost you $ to find out, although I am glad you stuck with it and made your money back with profit.
JM investor OP MyHeadsAboveTheH2o : luckily I chose not to give up.
too bad there are many people gave up after suffered a lost
steady Pom pipi :
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