While a market correction or crash may seem like a terrible thing to happen as I watch the value of my portfolio drop, the reality is quite the opposite. Will it be pushed hundreds or thousands of points lower, or will a bullish reversal cause the index to skyrocket? Well, either way is possible.
However, the secret is that it does not really matter. From a long-term perspective, I really don't care what the market does, and neither should you.
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I love the shares i bought based on the fundamental strengths snd potential, but I hate the overall macroeconomic conditions affecting it now.

Ho ho ho….moo moo moo….merry mooly Christmas! My wish is for an extension of commission free period for each trade made…maybe a free month to encourage more trading.

There can be absolutely different situations here, but I think that the most common among them is problems with analysis. This is especally when everything seems as obvious as possible, but soon you will come across some absolutely opposite results. And you realize that you are in a hurry or have not taken into account all the features or issues. And the second most common mistake is certainly an unjustified increase in risks. Because again, when we think that everything will be super, when we think that the position is 100% true, we can increase the risks a little bit because of our self-confidence, and it will lead to loss. So yes - it's always worth a little doubt and you always have to follow the rules.

tough game….just can’t seem to get it right:(