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05-11
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I prefer to go for blue chips as they have proven themselves. however, there were times where my itchy hands tend to buy those "cheap" stocks (normally 52 weeks low) with the intention of selling them when they rise. thing is, when they rise emotions get the better of me thinking perhaps they may rise further and start holding onto them. till somehow I get "bonded" with the stocks... that isn't good, is it [Doubt] [Doubt] [Doubt] dangerous to get "bonded" with stock...

It’s said that 85% of people don’t make money trading stocks. Even someone as brilliant as Newton wasn’t spared. That’s because trading isn’t just about technicals and fundamentals—it’s a game of human nature.

What do you think is the hardest emotional bias to overcome in investing?

Which bad habit do you have in your investing?

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Keep Losing Money 😿 Time to Change These Bad Habits?
It’s said that 85% of people don’t make money trading stocks. Even someone as brilliant as Newton wasn’t spared. That’s because trading isn’t just about technicals and fundamentals—it’s a game of human nature. What do you think is the hardest emotional bias to overcome in investing? Which bad habit do you have in your investing?
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