I don't consider myself a part- owner when I invest. I consider trading as just having a piece of paper saying that I own part of a company. To me, I buy shares so that I can make profits. I don't buy many shares and don't set to change the company or stick with it through thick and thin. I don't have any emotional attachment to a stock. I DYODD first, checking that the company has good profit or outlook, before I trade/ invest using TA.
A shareholder's mindset is to buy for t...

How do you view the US banking sectors now?
Does value in investing means locking up and not changing positions?
Despite Fed gives the assurance that financial meltdown is not going to happen, negative market sentiment is not going away. We're fearful because of poor risk management in the banks. The trigger of SVB collapse is not weak regulation or FED overtightening measure - is over concentration of long term bonds. Tax payers have to ...

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