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# What “Low Point” Really Means

To me, a “low point” is not the lowest price in history. It is whether the current price is low relative to current fundamentals and valuation. A stock can trade at a high price but still be cheap if earnings and assets are growing. That is why I focus on valuation, not charts alone. Not financial advice.

# Left-Side Buying

Left-side buying means I add as the price falls, not after a trend confirms. This can be uncomfortable, so I only do it with companies I have studied for months. I keep cash ready and scale in slowly. The goal is to accumulate a core position at attractive valuations, not to catch the exact bottom. Not financial advice.

# Position Sizing Matters

Position sizing is key. My value positions can be large because they are long-term. If they rise a lot, I may sell a portion to manage risk, but I never clear the whole position. Keeping a core stake lets me stay invested in the US economy and compound over time. Not financial advice.

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