Being a better investor
When making a bad trade an investor will start having whats called wishful thinking. The problem with wishful thinking, wanting things to be different than they are, is that it’s agitating. It resists what’s real and keeps you ruminating and analyzing to try to make sense of it so that you feel better. But it doesn’t work.
Accepting things as they are is a starting point that opens up possibilities you may have never considered.
1. It lets you build a foundation for your choices and actions based on truth.
2. You’re authentic and real rather than pretending or living in a fantasy about how you wish things were.
3. It offers clear seeing and insight that you’ve overlooked by turning a blind eye or keeping your head in the sand.
4. It empowers you.
5. It’s the path to a deeper understanding that can guide you to making smarter investment choices.
2. You’re authentic and real rather than pretending or living in a fantasy about how you wish things were.
3. It offers clear seeing and insight that you’ve overlooked by turning a blind eye or keeping your head in the sand.
4. It empowers you.
5. It’s the path to a deeper understanding that can guide you to making smarter investment choices.
Which do you think is better? Wishing you had made different choices, or accepting the situation you’re in? Don't be caught up in thinking about past investments or you’re fully missing everything that’s available to you now.
When you decide to accept, you enter the world of authentic living. You see things as they are. You consider your options and choose wisely. You’re no longer willing to stay stuck. And you find clarity in your choices moving forward.
You can spend your energy denying, defending, and avoiding, or you can accept. The choice is yours.
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Bernard With Bacon : HUBC yyds
Sabbath Sinner's Garage : appreciate you for sharing experiences and and stories of what traders go through which I'm pretty sure all relate to at some point. I just know that if we hang around the barbershop sooner or later we're going to get a haircut. one day we'll catch our break
silverelf : High RSI = sell signal?
imaginative Camel_38 : RSI is getting up there but it's still under 70
imaginative Camel_38 silverelf: yes, 70 and above RSI is a sell signal because the stock is overbought. 30 and below means the stock is oversold.
chou imaginative Camel_38: Does that mean hubc will fall?
imaginative Camel_38 chou: RSI 1 for hubc is 48, 2 and 3 are around 35ish. not bad in my opinion right now. the other stocks he mentioned have RSI of 88 those will definitely go down. there was one stock in that list too that has RSI of 45 for all 3 RSI. so it's not so bad either yet. 50 being the median between overbought and oversold.
Mcsnacks H TupackOP silverelf: High RSI also can mean squeeze signal if the gains have been meager. A high RSI with big gains is a sell signal. It's a definitive watch for pullback and to sell when the first support is broken.
Mcsnacks H TupackOP imaginative Camel_38: That's on its 9 day chart it has it at 67%. But if you use it on a 13 day chart it has it at 84%.
Mcsnacks H TupackOP chou: If it falls below 2.39 then it's next support is at 2.02.
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