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Try to Avoid Getting Sucked into Any Panic Modes While Looking for Opportunities. Everything that goes up comes down.
Stock market for beginners
When all the talking heads on financial television start throwing out huge numbers and agreeing that your trade will go up that is a time to prepare for the exits.
Buyers may drive up a stock price to the point where it’s overdone or not justified by a company’s fundamentals, and then there’s a pullback or a correction/consolidation phase.
Panic selling, by contrast, is often fast and furious and sometimes even historic. Market crashes are a few extreme examples of panic selling. Try to Avoid Getting Sucked into Any Panic Modes While Looking for Opportunities. For individual investors, it’s always critical to keep your emotions in check, understand your risk tolerance, and stick to your long-term plan as much as possible.
Understanding the stock market, the economy, dissecting corporate earnings can all be complicated and hard to fathom. Investing is a volatile game. Trust no one but the market. Try and understand her, where she is coming from, what she feels and what she has done in the past in order to understand what she plans to do next. However, winning in any sphere requires guts, courage and perseverance.
Good luck and safe trading
Asoka Samarakone
Stock market for beginners
When all the talking heads on financial television start throwing out huge numbers and agreeing that your trade will go up that is a time to prepare for the exits.
Buyers may drive up a stock price to the point where it’s overdone or not justified by a company’s fundamentals, and then there’s a pullback or a correction/consolidation phase.
Panic selling, by contrast, is often fast and furious and sometimes even historic. Market crashes are a few extreme examples of panic selling. Try to Avoid Getting Sucked into Any Panic Modes While Looking for Opportunities. For individual investors, it’s always critical to keep your emotions in check, understand your risk tolerance, and stick to your long-term plan as much as possible.
Understanding the stock market, the economy, dissecting corporate earnings can all be complicated and hard to fathom. Investing is a volatile game. Trust no one but the market. Try and understand her, where she is coming from, what she feels and what she has done in the past in order to understand what she plans to do next. However, winning in any sphere requires guts, courage and perseverance.
Good luck and safe trading
Asoka Samarakone
