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    There is no one-fits-all answer to this question. But the most important thing is that your losses are below your psychological tolerance line. Your mindset is broken, and God can't save you.
    Money management is the key. Curb your greed and FOMO feelings when buying. Plan your trades to gradually increase your positions. Identify the worst-case scenario and mentally accept the biggest loss you can bear beforehand. Then trade your plans.
    Also, newbies must buy assets they can keep. Such as index ETFs, blue chips, etc. Don't trade bare options. Leveraged ETFs are converted to double positions.
    Regularly review whether the reason you bought it in the first place still exists.
    1. TA to see if the high-level time window is in an upward pattern
    2. The FA will see if the fundamentals have changed.
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    Hi, mooers. Welcome back to "Mooers' Stories", where we present mooers' insights and experiences. Have you ever picked the wrong time to enter the market? How do you handle losing money in a bear market? This time, we invited @allen kidd, who describes himself as an AMC ape with a high-risk appetite, to share his investing journey. Let's take a look!
    I was born in Michigan in 1988, graduated high school in 2007 and started investing in 2012. Here's a little abo...
    Mooers' Stories Vol.9 - allen kidd
    Mooers' Stories Vol.9 - allen kidd
    Mooers' Stories Vol.9 - allen kidd
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    Happy Monday, mooers! Welcome back to Weekly Buzz, where we review the news, performance, and community sentiment of the selected buzzing stocks on moomoo platform based on search and message volumes of last week (Nano caps are excluded).
    Make Your Choices
    Buzzing Stocks List & Mooers Comments
    Major indices rose after Fed's Powell signaled a rate-hike slowdown. NASDAQ made a gai...
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    Weekly Buzz: Is the market on a wild ride?
    Weekly Buzz: Is the market on a wild ride?
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    If a person puts his/her money in the stock market. He/she must understand the terrible feeling when seeing stock prices going up and down wildly. 
    It is challenging to stay mentally steady when the stock market is wavering. 
    But there are a group of investors who built differently. They can resist extreme stress and work like nothing is happening to them. No matter what's happening in the outside world, they stay calm and keep trading.
    Sometimes, reacting quickly t...
    MooHumor: As steady as a rock
    MooHumor: As steady as a rock
    MooHumor: As steady as a rock
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