šŸ‡øšŸ‡¬ From 50% Loss to Consistent Profits: Have You Mastered 4 Simple Rules?

In the Singapore market, many investors follow a familiar, painful path: Buying based on "hot tips," chasing rallies, and doubling down on losing positions. It starts with a stock at $2.50, and by the time it hits $0.80, you’re fully loaded and trapped. On your trading journey, which stage are you currently stuck on? A. Bottom-fishing addiction (Always feeling it hasn't dropped enough) B. No Stop-Loss (Hoping it will eventually bounce back) C. Over-trading (Feeling itchy if you don't trade for a day) D. Falling for Fakeouts (Getting trapped right after buying the breakout)

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Great share šŸ‘  Follow the trend and beat the market.
Disclaimer: Nothing I say or post should be considered financial advice. Please do your own due diligence before making any investment decisions. Most of the traders I met are always looking for the holy grail or formula to strike gold. How to combine use of complicated indicators and candlestick patterns to increase their probabilty of trades.  However, they often lose track of what is the most important of them all, your fundamentals. Recurring investments, emergency savings, building up a robust portfolio that will survive any market conditions. So do not compromise all these just for a possibility to shoot for the moon and strike gold. Stay true to your principles and play the long game instead.[Smile]   @PawsAndProfit - Specialist in combining FA and TA for options
avatarDazza2
05-25
I know I haven't early day though

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avatarAqa
03-30
No Stop-Loss is the situation many Tigers are in now. Singapore stocks tumbled as the Middle East conflict drove oil prices higher, causing a sharp sell-off across all stocks. Strategic Inactivity, staying flat might be a good position to take now. Strictly follow the rule of No Signal = No Order. The Iran war is unlikely to have prolonged impact on Singapore stock market and there could be opportunities to buy stocks with good fundamentals that are trading at discounts. I am bullish with $DBS(D05.SI)$$OCBC Bank(O39.SI)$$SIA(C6L.SI)$ Thanks @Tiger_SG
avatarWeChats
03-29
šŸ‡øšŸ‡¬ Trapped at $0.80 After Buying at $2.50? The 4 Fatal Flaws Killing Your Portfolio It’s the classic retail nightmare. You hear a ā€œhot tip,ā€ jump into a stock at $2.50, and watch it immediately reverse. Instead of cutting your losses, you average down. Suddenly, the stock is sitting at $0.80, your capital is completely locked up, and you’ve accidentally become a "long-term investor." If you want to move from massive drawdowns to consistent profitability, you need to identify which stage of trading purgatory you are stuck in. Here is the breakdown of the 4 biggest psychological traps destroying retail portfolios—and how the smart money trades them instead. 1ļøāƒ£ The "Bottom-Fishing" Addiction (Catching Knives) Many traders look at a chart that has dropped 40% and think, "It can't possibly go
Always be cautious and prudent no matter what price. Stock price go up and down. Font chase hot stock. Invest with caution. Do a lot of research and read a lot. Understand the world economy and understand human feelings. Do not invest blindly. You should be able to explain why you invest in certain stocks. Stay true and evaluate as the company move forward. Invest with data. Not emotion
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Buying based on "hot tips," chasing rallies, and doubling down on losing positions. It starts with a stock at $2.50, and by the time it hits $0.80, you’re fully loaded and trapped.
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avatarhenghm
03-26
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avatarJacob87
03-26
Thanks for sharing the rules. Indeed it was true for most traders
avatarL.Lim
03-26
My problem has to be bottom fishing, although I have slowly worked to change that, buying when it starts going back up does make sense in some context. But with the donald doing his manipulation, upswings can happen randomly, and the next big crash could just be a couple of days away even with what looks like days of recovery. Buying reliable stocks helps though, I am happy to not gamble on anything that glitters.
avatarRXU
03-26
this post is really relatable. only trade a good set up. repeat to myself few more times. and this can be achieved with the learning points mentioned in this post. it is that simple but usually it is the simple stuff that are the hardest to do. i think the reminder to not time a bottom and to trade with the trend will help me alot! Thanks for this post
avatarAN88
03-26
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I have to say bottom fishing, especially with the volatile market these days, it always seems that prices can go even lower, just to see them rebound and missing a great buying opportunity....
I've to say B. Although I have a trading plan, my emotions gets the better of me causing me to hang on while I should have bailed out. Things have started to improve lately and I have managed to start to respect the stop loss. This is after being forced to become "long term investor" (bag holder) for a few counters.