Yes, regretted buying stocks too early because I was chasing the hype often lead to trapping my own capital for extended periods of time, have paid "tuition" fees for them [LOL].
One should always be quick to correct their own beliefs and take actions to remedy/ reverse course if the decision was wrong in hindsight. The ability to detach oneself ego from the decision made earlier and being quick to adapt and change course is a superpower that I aim to get better at with each trade.
Having calculated patience is also crucial in succeeding long term and being a long term investor in TSLA has also taught me to drown out the noise and focus on how the company is executing, especially when things are never always rosy (when mainstream media is never a friend). Also learned to trust the charts, shifting to a combination of fundamentals + technical analysis really helped.
Also having outsized gains when you're right and limit losses when you're wrong makes you win in the long run.
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