Q1 seems to have high volatili

2022-01-22

Q1 seems to have high volatility in stocks market

If you hodl more than 50% cash, good to buy some good companies with high growth potential innext 5yrs. Companies that have low to no debt

If you hodl less than 50% cash, can consider buying a little in companies that you having very strong convictions or just stay sidelines to wait for more clarity in market

Sell those companies that little to no growth potential with high debts

Do not panic selling those good companies that you have strong convictions

Always DYODD before investing. Trade safe

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US STOCKS-S&P 500, Nasdaq Post Worst Weeks since Pandemic Start as Netflix Woes Deepen Slide

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AK8173
2022-01-22
AK8173
It has been more than a month of continuous decline. Where is the bottom? :(
Piper73
2022-01-22
Piper73
Nobody can predict the bottom
Good to buy good companies at discounted prices rather than high price which allows you to own more shares which is not bad too. Just don’t buy high debts companies.

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