💪💯♥️ @davidmichery ♥️💯💪🇬🇧🍀 $MULN 💪🤩💥🔥🚀🚀🚀🔥💥🤩💪
💪💯♥️ @davidmichery ♥️💯💪🇬🇧🍀 $MULN 💪🤩💥🔥🚀🚀🚀🔥💥🤩💪
💪💯♥️ @davidmichery ♥️💯💪🇬🇧🍀 $MULN 💪🤩💥🔥🚀🚀🚀🔥💥🤩💪
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I bought 10 shares of $Apple (AAPL.US)$ at $150 each, it fell to $120, causing me a 20% loss. I then bought 20 more shares at $120 each. The average cost of my shares became $130 each equating to an 8% loss which was a lot easier to recover and it was done in the first day of the price rebounce and by the time it got to my original purchase price of $150 a couple of days later, I was already up by $20 a share, giving me a healthy 15% return on m...
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If you’ve bought into a reputable company, there is nothing to worry, just wait till it hits the bottom and buy double the amount of shares you already possess, that way you have cost averaged by a good % and you would be up very quickly upon the rebounce. However, if you realize that you’ve bought into a shady company, you should cut your losses and move on asap before things get worst and you loose more!
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