It can be.

every day

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I will continue to reinvest part of the income, people need to eat, clothe, and use daily necessities anyway, so I am bullish on some large companies operating household products.

When I realise I have bought high, I will do either of the two approach.
1. If I am very sure of my reasoning to invest in a stock. and I am able to explain the latest downturn. I would usually start accumulating small quantities as the price drops in past I have ended up with very good avg price and a massive return when it recovers to expected level.
2. If I am unsure of my reasoning to invest, also if I bought it on a suggestion. I would cut my losses immediately. It serves me well when...

You don’t have to. Here’s a good news - history has shown that market will recover after every drop, correction and crash. And geopolitical-led dips are always temporary
Anyway, the funny thing about investing is that many of us love sales and discounts when we shop for other stuff. But when stocks are on massive discounts, many investors are so afraid to buy them.
If you’re a fan of fundamentally strong stocks like Apple, Google and Microsoft, i think this is the period to source for good ...