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Things I want to think about before I go to bed ๐Ÿค”

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ใŠใญใ” wrote a column ยท Jul 24 02:42
Today I'm going to write my thoughts about Nampin. I think there are people with various ideas in the world, but Moo's post said, โ€œIt went down, so it's a no-go!โ€ I often see that, so I wanted to prepare a place to think about Nampin ๐Ÿค”
Losses don't shrink due to namping
I often see posts saying โ€œI did something wrong to lower the average acquisition price.โ€ At first glance, it seems that losses have been reduced by lowering the average acquisition unit price, but that is because of my mind. If it is an unrealized loss of 0.1 million yen, the unrealized loss remains 0.1 million yen even if the average acquisition unit price is lowered.
Risks expand in Nampin
If you play namping, your positions (holdings) will increase, so your return when it rises will increase. However, when it falls, the risk also expands. For example, if there is a 3% drop before and after Nampin, the damage will be greater after Nampin because there are more stocks after Nampin than before Nampin.
Nampin, which is performed when the bottom has been clearly confirmed, can increase subsequent returns, so it is a perfect bargain. However, when doing namping while the decline continues, I think it is better to be cautious, keeping in mind that the speed at which losses are taken will increase.
Strategic namping is effective
There are 2 types of nampin. It's an impulsive namping that only lowers the average acquisition price, and a strategic plan that was originally planned.
Impulsive namping can cause more damage than expected due to a decline due to an expansion of positions that were not originally planned.
However, it is a strategic no-go to the extent that you have planned to buy positions up to this point in advance, and even if it falls, you will only receive damage within your own expectations. In this way, I think strategic namping, which distributes planned purchases, is a very effective method.
Summarize
I've also done impulsive bedping, but it only had bad results. However, rather than being a bad person, I think the essence of the problem is having a position beyond one's expectations. Assume how much loss you can afford to lose, and be careful not to hold more than that position.
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