$Rigetti Computing (RGTI.US)$ How do you determine your stop...

熱血なアビー_8785 : If you are worried about cutting losses with such volatile stocks, it's probably best not to touch them.

Akatonbo33 : I think it's different whether it's short-term or long-term.
If it's long-term, no matter how much it drops, I'll hold.
No matter how much it drops, as long as the company continues to perform well without causing any "incidents", the stock price will rise.
Negative opinions from analysts and interference from others are just mere "accidents", so no need to worry.

中長期ガチホマン OP 熱血なアビー_8785 : I see, so your philosophy is not to worry about this kind of stock, and if it goes down, you'll buy more and more, is that right?

中長期ガチホマン OP Akatonbo33 : I see, I see, if it's for the medium to long term, there's no need to worry about sudden drops. When you're looking at such stocks for the medium to long term and they drop, do you Buy more or just HODL?

熱血なアビー_8785 中長期ガチホマン OP : It is better not to touch it in the short term. If you look at it in the long run, it's better to gradually buy more. It's a good idea to think about what this company is dealing with in the future. Is it an excuse to trade based on information gathered in the short term? Making excuses for trading in the long term is a risk that only you can bear. If you don't want to take risks, it's better not to dabble in stocks.

中長期ガチホマン OP 熱血なアビー_8785 : I'm happy to be taught these things properly because I'm new to this. I will decide how long to hold on properly, and I want to do it without being swayed by the people around me. Thank you very much.