My post-dip portfolio is entirely in the green, and some holdings have even multiplied, but my only regret is not having higher conviction in my entry sizes to truly capitalize on the growth. Holding on to witness the magic or compounding.
My post-dip portfolio is entirely in the green, and some holdings have even multiplied, but my only regret is not having higher conviction in my entry sizes to truly capitalize on the growth. Holding on to witness the magic or compounding.
@J90 let's join the event! Building wealth isn't about chasing the latest hype; it’s about the disciplined intersection of Value and Patience. By identifying assets with strong intrinsic worth and having the temperament to let time and compounding do the heavy lifting, you turn market volatility into opportunity.
I'm a watchful observer, not really active in trading. There were times that i managed to buy the dip, and also times where I end up buying after the hype is over [Helpless]
After trying out a few trades, I realized I’m more comfortable with long-term investing. DCA into solid companies or ETFs like VOO feels lower-risk and gives me peace of mind.
I'll rate a 7, I asked about suggesting few cryptocurrency for trading and it does mentioned a few popular ones. It's good for getting insights but still have to do your own research for deeper understanding
I asked about suggesting few cryptocurrency for trading and it does mentioned a few popular ones. It's good for getting insights but still have to do your own resey
I'm a Zen Investor, short term volatility from a single earnings doesn't bother me much unless it reflects a decline in business fundamental in a long run