MooHumor: In the long run
It's better if we don't draw any conclusions right after things happen. The outcome may seem completely different after a while.
What's coming will come, and we'll meet it when it does.
Just be patient and wait for the moment of truth.
Alright, let's go！
@manyjackie: My-man should be working at the SEC...
@Carry only: But seriously
@BigJoey: CVNA looks like a dump truck going off a cliff since August 2021 $Carvana(CVNA.US$
@Jorge Domestic: calm before the storm. $Arizona Metals Corp(AMC.CA$ $Phunware(PHUN.US$
@Mr Trecherous: Did Anyone Hear Something?? $Digital World Acquisition Corp(DWAC.US$
Right now, the market has shiny object syndrome.
The only thing that matters is the CPI print.
This week we got a doozy that launched the stock market into full risk-on mode.
But does this mean we are out of the woods?
The only thing that matters is the CPI print.
This week we got a doozy that launched the stock market into full risk-on mode.
But does this mean we are out of the woods?
@Felix py: Promise me you won't get mad..
@Mikebierer: 103% cost to borrow….. $Arizona Metals Corp(AMC.CA$
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Milk The Cow : Will wait for awhile & see how 1st as there are quite a lots of fake news on media & depending on the credibility or seriousness of the situation, will then decide. However, I think most big institutions will act faster than most retail investors
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Kinda complicated
Syuee : Successful investors develop a number of valuable skills over their lifetimes.
We’re not born knowing how to research a stock or how to apply critical thinking to an investment opportunity.
These are investing skills, we have to learn and develop.
Patience is an important virtue, but often underused.
We’re not born patient. Patience is something, we need to grow into.
When we’re young, we tend to care most about instant gratification.
But patience can be learned. And, if you’re an investor, learning it could help you reach your ultimate financial goals.
Patience often involves staying calm in situations, where you lack control.
Patience and investing are actually natural partners.
Investing is a long-term prospect, the benefits of which typically come after few years.
Patience, too, is a behavior where the benefits are mostly long-term.
To be patient is to endure some short-term hardship for a future reward.
Warren Buffett also considers patience ( or lack of it … ) as a defining trait of success in investing.
Why so ? This is because impatient investors often let anxiety and emotion rule their decision-making.
#PatiencePays
#KeepCalmAndStayInvested
steady Pom pipi : My sentimental self often reacts first, and my rational self always regrets it afterwards. Mood swings always respond first, just like seeing someone spilling water on you while walking down the road. Your first step is to immediately run away but you may overlook cars or pedestrians around you.
Mr Trecherous :
KT88 Syuee:
BE PATIENT
Mr Trecherous :
HuatEver Syuee: Legendary investment guru, Warren Buffett believes that “The stock market is a device to transfer
from the inpatient to the patient.” Thus the golden rule for all successful investors is have patience and persistence to help them reach their financial goals. Instant and emotional decisions are never wise options because it takes time for us to do our diligence. Quality research on timing our entry and exit strategies can be learned with plenty of patience.
MrMcGhee : Yes
Patient Investor :
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