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09-04

I am relieved that I never had a $100k to $2k type of moment. For my long term investments, I tend to stick to ETFs and fundamentally sound companies. I tend to enter in tranches and keep spare cash in case I need to average down. I will deploy a portion of my cash with every set percentage drop in the price. As long as the company is still sound, I do not panic sell but steadily average down.

I think it is impossible to build knowledge first and then put it to practise with a smal sum of money. I tend not to trade except for HK/ China stocks which tend to be volatile and sometimes beyond reason. I buy when it is sufficiently cheap and tend to sell when it has reached my set price. I might lose out on more profit but this fits my risk appetite for now. I might do more swing trading when my knowledge on technical analysis improves and my risk appetite increases as I gain more experience with trading. Risk management is key for both investing and trading.

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