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Welcome to Todday’s Tigers Topic Review.
“Topic Review” is a new column set to highlight the great comments on valuable topics discussed in Tiger community.
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In the Episode 3, we have selected the topic “What Has the Market Taught You?”
As we all know, "the stock market is not just about trading and making money, it can also teaches us valuable lessons about success and failure." So what can we learn from the stock market?
Experience is the best teacher. By summarizing Tigers’ comments and viewpoints, we have garnered numerous valuable lessons, including the importance of patience, making informed choices, emotional control, proper risk management, and developing personal strategies.
Very grateful for their willingness to share. Now, let’s see what's the Tigers say.
Hope this article can enlighten and inspire you❤❤(As a reward, the above contributors of this article will receive 15 Tiger Coins.）
1.BE Patience:
@Zeekman : Investment taught me to be patient.
Having done research and having conviction about certain stocks, buy when the stocks are at a good price, ride the ups and downs! It can be humbling but stay the course. Personally I prefer to diversify. Lower returns but it suits me better
@Toby_Chua :Don't chase over value or meme stocks.
Mkt in general is on a long-term trend due to inflation. Also, mkt n index generally have mean reversion, so good not to chase over value or meme stocks. Patience will reward you if you buy into good quality companies and yoy gain revenue n profit with positive cash flow
2.Making Informed Choice
@007ws : Pick those stocks that have potential
what has the market taught me? wow more recently two things. First, you may own a good stock but enter into it at too high a price is bad. Second, if you are into selling Puts, be sure to do so for stocks that you don't mind holding. pick those stocks that have potential to edge higher even if now it is weak.
@Dodonan : Past performance is not indicative of future results.
From the stock market, I’ve learned about the performance and trends of publicly traded companies, industries, and the overall economy. It can provide insights into investor sentiment, market volatility, and the impact of news and events on financial markets. By studying the stock market, investors can make informed decisions on buying and selling stocks, and may gain an understanding of market cycles and potential investment opportunities. However, it's important to remember that the stock market can be volatile and unpredictable, and past performance is not indicative of future results.
3.Control Our Emotion
@icycrystal : Investing requires risk management, target setting, patience, diversification, and analysis.
what I learned about investment/trading - to have risk mgt., to have a target price, to be patient and not to panic when some stocks decided to dive down. also, to have a diversified portfolio. trading techniques include technical analysis, articles posts, sharing from peers, etc. more importantly, to look at the fundamentals of the company as this would and can determine if the company is stable, if the company has good people managing the company well. there is so much more to learn and every day I am learning more and working towards to become a good investor/trader.
@Henrycgh :it’s important to control emotions and differentiate noise from news.
As a stock investor, the market has taught me that it’s important to control emotions and differentiate noise from news. It’s easy to get caught up in the moment and react to market movements unnecessarily. Instead, it’s important to stay focused on long-term goals and not let short-term fluctuations distract you from your strategy. By keeping a level head and staying disciplined, you can avoid making rash decisions that could hurt your portfolio in the long run. Remember that investing is a marathon, not a sprint.
3.Developing Personal Strategy
@Alubin : To do a proper and healthy investment
what I have learned is that with proper risk management, and holding ability, with dca into index fund, you have better chance to do proper and healthy investment
@亚昆: Don't fight the trend
market has taught us not to fight the trend.. don't always have to buy the lowest and sell at the highest.. A relatively low entry point with high exit point is good enough in volatile market
@KBWSG :There is no perfect strategy.
Every traders wanna make profits, but before you think about how much you are ready to lose.
There is no perfect strategy. Some like high risks, some like low risks, while some have a mixture of both.
My personal strategy:
50% of my investments on US stocks, short-term for high profit as it is quite volatile sometimes. Forget about the dividends as its taxable 30%.
50% of my investments in SG stocks, long term and less volatile, and not looking to sell unless min. 15-20% profit. Main motive here is for the stock dividends. Singapore 0% tax on capital gain.
That is all the content of this episode.
All of the above insights were from our Tigers comments，and we greatly appreciate their wonderful insight.
❤Hope it has been helpful to you.❤
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Comments
park xx% amount of money into bluechip stocks with consistent dividend seems is a good choice in the long run [Thinking]