I think the major mistake that I make is my position size. I don’t always readjust in a timely manner eg my HK stocks for the last 4 years caused me to be in the red for those for a while. At least they are paying off now.
As a conservative investor that is adverse to losses, I have been prudent in my choices and tend to stick to ETFs and market leaders. Thus far, they have paid off well as I dollar cost average when the opportunity arises. I also swing trade with small positions where the changes are tolerable to my risk appetite and I often am quick to take profit to avoid being a bag holder. @HelenJanet @DiAngel @Kaixiang @LuckyPiggie @SPOT_ON @Fenger1188 @Universe宇宙 come join
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- Athena Spenser·10-03TOPPosition size tweak is key! Love your mix of ETFs, swing trades, and quick profits!1Report
- Astrid Stephen·10-03TOPTotally get it! Fundamentally strong stocks + DCA beat stop-losses.1Report
- Wade Shaw·10-03TOPDCA + ETFs = solid combo—your conservative play’s why long-term gains stick!LikeReport
