Recently, there has been a noticeable self-proclaimed long-term investor.
Both cutting losses and taking small profits are commendable investment behaviors, so it's the same for any stock, but let's refrain from unanticipated long-term investments (excluding funds and the like).
It is not good for mental health when unrealized losses increase.
Opportunity losses also increase.
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HONDA N-ONE : The problem is not long-term shareholding, but the people who are stubbornly sticking to nvidia. People who have a portfolio would think that it doesn't matter whether they sell or continue to hold nvidia honestly (this is me). It's a bit tough for those who stick to just one point.
FANGソルジャー OP : Those who are holding on, probably never expected their unrealized losses to increase with nvidia, so they seem to be unable to refresh and start over, picking up only convenient information and falling into positive thinking. I am not denying long-term shareholding. I just feel sorry for the fact that people are falling into a negative spiral by using long-term shareholding as an excuse for their inflated unrealized losses.
Rice001 : It happened to me with the individual stock that I bought for the first time. I bought it at 128 and added about 1/3(33%) of the position at 102, then it went up to 121. Just before the earnings report, the horny Gogoro appeared. I couldn't help but feel excited like everyone else.