Shernice 2000
09-12

$AFRM 20241115 40.0 CALL$  

$Affirm Holdings, Inc.(AFRM)$ 

AFRM's late-August rally reversed in September, mirroring market trends. Following a September 10 low, the market bounced back, making AFRM's strong earnings report an attractive buying opportunity. However, daily profits are unrealistic due to market volatility.

Incorrect market bets with low risk tolerance inevitably lead to losses, while large bets amplify stress and impulsive decisions during price drops. Conversely, greed prevents profit-taking during upswings, and premature selling forfeits potential gains.

Effective trading prioritizes capital preservation over chasing profits. Risk tolerance should be balanced (10-30%) to avoid excessive losses or minimal gains. Overconfidence from information overload fuels buying sprees during upswings, only to evaporate during downturns, leading to ill-timed sales.

Most market predictions from analysts, influencers, and news outlets merely follow trends, lacking personalized insights into individual risk tolerance and psychology. Accurate information still requires timely entry and exit strategies to avoid losses.

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Comments

  • Stoid
    09-12
    Stoid
    Word from the mother there good sir - nice low down - how long were you holding that number before cashing in and are you playing the call/put game or just going long punts!
    • Shernice 2000: 
      To exploit market volatility, I focus on strong stock selection and strategic option trading, balancing profit-taking with reinvestment to compound returns. Key to this approach is to mindful of gains/losses, while remaining mindful of the risk of early exits forfeiting potential long-term gains
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