103347556
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This problem is only for you to feel unaffordable. You really shouldn't let anyone plan for you.
In fact, the most crucial issue is that of valuation alone. You can choose to take a cut at a high (earn this premium first) and then buy it again when the stock price falls back to its value, so you can't buy more stocks?
Of course, it doesn't have to be wrong to choose to continue holding. The key is to see what supportive valuation it will likely fall to after that, and will this valuation fall below your current 1.65?
This is the opportunity cost you should consider! You really should figure out for yourself the answer you want inside.
Andy-Lai
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It depends on your personal opinion, because you start at 1.65, actually make a profit. Now it depends on whether 99 has room to grow in the future, then you don't have to let go of it for a long time unless you're in a hurry to make enough money or are afraid that she will fall down and you sell it!
103347556
104913582
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What you have to consider is the risk Then you have to know the liquidity space where investors buy and sell You need to seriously consider responsible opportunities for yourself Are you ready to reap and earn your life? Or say that you don't know if you can go up, if you go up you feel lost, and you feel lost if you don't go up. Focus on your own consideration of any risk issues Instead of letting others choose for you Never forget that the ultimate goal of capital is plunder.
104913582
OP103347556
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I just don't understand. I asked everyone that they are making choices. Some say they will continue to upgrade and sell when they don't think it's going up or down. Is that true?
Following the introduction of China's groundbreaking DeepSeek technology, Wall Street giants have revised their investment outlooks for the Chinese market.
头铁 : Keep buying when it rises, consider selling when it falls.
103347556 : This problem is only for you to feel unaffordable.
You really shouldn't let anyone plan for you.
In fact, the most crucial issue is that of valuation alone.
You can choose to take a cut at a high (earn this premium first) and then buy it again when the stock price falls back to its value, so you can't buy more stocks?
Of course, it doesn't have to be wrong to choose to continue holding. The key is to see what supportive valuation it will likely fall to after that, and will this valuation fall below your current 1.65?
This is the opportunity cost you should consider!
You really should figure out for yourself the answer you want inside.
104913582 OP 头铁 : Is it that simple?
104830837 : The long-term investment is worth it!
104913582 OP 103347556 : Do you consider whether it's worth it to hold or sell when the price goes up or down?
104913582 OP 104830837 : Does that mean if you think he's still going to rise, just let him keep going?
Andy-Lai 104913582 OP : It depends on your personal opinion, because you start at 1.65, actually make a profit. Now it depends on whether 99 has room to grow in the future, then you don't have to let go of it for a long time unless you're in a hurry to make enough money or are afraid that she will fall down and you sell it!
104913582 OP Andy-Lai : It's that simple? Actually, I just followed the purchase! How is it calculated that you say I earned it?
103347556 104913582 OP : What you have to consider is the risk
Then you have to know the liquidity space where investors buy and sell
You need to seriously consider responsible opportunities for yourself
Are you ready to reap and earn your life? Or say that you don't know if you can go up, if you go up you feel lost, and you feel lost if you don't go up.
Focus on your own consideration of any risk issues
Instead of letting others choose for you
Never forget that the ultimate goal of capital is plunder.
104913582 OP 103347556 : I just don't understand. I asked everyone that they are making choices. Some say they will continue to upgrade and sell when they don't think it's going up or down. Is that true?
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