There's a saying goes: "Look forward with hope, not backward with regret."
Whatever happened, happened. There is no point in lingering on it.
That is a positive approach to life.
But is it right for investors to use it in the same way while making trades?
Some would argue that: "your past is your best teacher." It helps investors to avoid previous mistakes.
So which do you prefer?
Now let's see some real-life examples!
@LeicesterM: Just took a line of hop...

$NIO Inc (NIO.US)$ I heard complaints of owners about Tesla, I did not hear much about Nio. The concepts and design of Nio are really appealing. Looking forward to it.

$Palantir (PLTR.US)$ i am buying it as it is a potential company which playing important role in the future. It is just like a “Tesla” and now starts to make money.

Cathie Wood’s money managing firm Ark Invest on Tuesday bought 1.48 million shares—  estimated to be worth $35.98 million— in $Palantir (PLTR.US)$ on the dip and after months of booking profit in the stock.Shares of the Peter Thiel-backed company closed 9.35% lower at $24.25 a share on Tuesday.
The company, which supplies data analytics software to government agencies, beat third-quarter revenue and met earnings estimates lifted by low-margin government focused contracts, disappointing investors seeking more growth on the commercial side.Palantir’s revenue grew 36% year-over-year to $392 million, slowing from the previous two quarters. The company drew a bulk of that revenue from government contracts in the third quarter.
Here are some of the other key Ark Invest trades on Tuesday:
Bought 158,350 shares — estimated to be worth $5.8 million — in $Robinhood (HOOD.US)$ . Shares closed 3.37% lower at $36.7 a share on Tuesday.
Sold 238,235 shares in $Pfizer (PFE.US)$, estimated to be worth around $11.27 million.

$Visa (V.US)$ good entry point

$Visa (V.US)$ Continue to increase positions at 207.50, buy if it falls!