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How did you deal with losses in the stock market?
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It's not uncommon to make mistakes and suffer losses in the stock market. What matters is how to deal with them. In this session, we would like to hear the voices of our fellow mooers. Please share with us: What did you do after losing money? How did you manage it, both emotionally and financially? How did you make a comeback? What did you learn from the losses?
It's not uncommon to make mistakes and suffer losses in the stock market. What matters is how to deal with them. In this session, we would like to hear the voices of our fellow mooers. Please share with us: What did you do after losing money? How did you manage it, both emotionally and financially? How did you make a comeback? What did you learn from the losses?
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How did you deal with losses in the stock market?
Hi, mooers
Welcome back to Mooers' Stories!
Last month, many of you shared your stories about the biggest mistake you've made while trading. In this session, we would like to know: How did you deal with losses in the stock market?
There is an old saying, "Our greatest glory is not in never falling, but in rising every time we fall." This also applies to stock market trading.
No one wants to lose, but losing money is part of the game. It ca...
Welcome back to Mooers' Stories!
Last month, many of you shared your stories about the biggest mistake you've made while trading. In this session, we would like to know: How did you deal with losses in the stock market?There is an old saying, "Our greatest glory is not in never falling, but in rising every time we fall." This also applies to stock market trading.
No one wants to lose, but losing money is part of the game. It ca...
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Thank you all for joining our Mooers' Stories topic "How did you deal with losses in the stock market?"
Let's check out who are the winners! 1,888-point Winner:
@HopeAlways
Dealing with Losses Positively
@HuatLady
All Well that Ends Well
@HuatEver
Focus on my Blessings
888-point Winner:
@Cow Moo-ney
@甜心0121
@Rising Star Sunny
@Dadacai
@Powerhouse
@Business Investor
@cowabanga
@12moon
@Meta Bull
@ehttrader
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