TigerHulk
07-04

I still remember the day I invested in what I thought was a sure-win US $Tesla Motors(TSLA)$  stock. I was convinced it would skyrocket, making me a fortune. But fate had other plans.

As the months went by, my investment began to tank. I watched in horror as my portfolio dwindled, losses mounting to a staggering 50%. I couldn't bear the thought of losing even more, so I sold my shares, cutting my losses.

But fate has a way of mocking us. Just a few months later, the stock began to soar, shooting up by 50% and leaving me regretful of my hasty decision. I had let fear dictate my move, and it cost me dearly.

I realized that sometimes, patience and persistence are essential in investing. If only I had held on, I would have recouped my losses and enjoyed the subsequent gains. Instead, I learned a valuable lesson: never let emotions cloud your judgment in the stock market.

From then on, I approached investing with a newfound sense of discipline and patience, determined to never again let fear dictate my decisions.


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Have You Ever Sold a Stock as Soon as it Broke Even?
Some investors say they could withstand a 50% loss but couldn’t hold on to a 50% gain. Most steadfast Tesla holders likely didn’t sell at the low point, but they might have sold after Tesla rose to broke even. ---------------- Have you ever sold a stock as soon as it broke even? Endure 50% loss or hold on to 50% gain? Which is harder for you?
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  • William85
    07-05
    William85
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