The first market movement of the year (capital movement).

Clearly, looking at the stocks rising steadily, sideways...

Whether you are still involved in this bear market and buying at almost the same price as the purchase price, or.

Having a shareholding in stocks below that level,

For 'myself', there is nothing annoying.

If it's about dividend stocks, that's one thing, but these are non-dividend stocks.

Instant damage for non-dividend stocks that fall.

If it keeps dropping, anyone would get tired of it.

A night where I witnessed a decisive 'gap'.

There may have been massive insider selling or panic selling dragging it down, but in the end, this is my own mistake.

In the end, this is my own mistake.

Was the analysis inaccurate, or did I mistime the buy timing (limit order)?

I couldn't stand it.

I quickly rearranged three stocks.

(I won't mention the names of the stocks I own. It would just upset those who hold them.)

And I allocated the raised funds to increase my position in this stock.

On New Year's Eve, it was a stock I labeled as 'top-notch'.

My analysis was not wrong here.

Imagining jumping from the descending escalator to the ascending one.

Not afraid of stop loss.

If you replace strong stocks (rising stocks), they will eventually be replenished.

So far, that's how I've turned it into a plus.

Having losses or stagnation will result in opportunity loss.

All you need in a portfolio are 'strong ones'.

Or just 'generous individuals'.

Wishing you all good returns.