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Posted On: 11/16/2020 1:13:19 PM
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Doc is not at all concerned (nor should he be) with the specific dollar amount each of us has invested, as he is confident we all have made smart choices with our money (as we should.)
On that note:
There is not a single person in this world who would EVER suggest you "go out on a limb" for any investment. You should ONLY invest what you are 100% willing to lose. If you've done different, you have made a FOOLISH choice and it was a personal one. To bash (or become angry at) anyone but yourself for the error in choice YOU made by going out on said limb is just as foolish, and even on the ignorant side.
It's great to hear about the willingness to hold, but to panic because you are temporarily losing on an investment you shouldn't have even made (because of this "limb" thing) is ridiculous! Keep the personal frustrations of personal choices to yourself...IMO.
I don't like to see the red either, but I am confident in Doc and the only thing I get frustrated about is not being able to clear enough cash to get more when these "limbs" break and the fools sell. I could be stupid (like some apparently) and spend more than I am willing to lose too, and if I did, I wouldn't be bashing Doc about the ups and downs. I would realize I risked more money than I had available to and keep the frustrations of my HORRIBLE decisions to myself
On that note:
There is not a single person in this world who would EVER suggest you "go out on a limb" for any investment. You should ONLY invest what you are 100% willing to lose. If you've done different, you have made a FOOLISH choice and it was a personal one. To bash (or become angry at) anyone but yourself for the error in choice YOU made by going out on said limb is just as foolish, and even on the ignorant side.
It's great to hear about the willingness to hold, but to panic because you are temporarily losing on an investment you shouldn't have even made (because of this "limb" thing) is ridiculous! Keep the personal frustrations of personal choices to yourself...IMO.
I don't like to see the red either, but I am confident in Doc and the only thing I get frustrated about is not being able to clear enough cash to get more when these "limbs" break and the fools sell. I could be stupid (like some apparently) and spend more than I am willing to lose too, and if I did, I wouldn't be bashing Doc about the ups and downs. I would realize I risked more money than I had available to and keep the frustrations of my HORRIBLE decisions to myself
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