Tag: market correction

You Said You’d Go Long Term So Stop Being Emotional

Of course you are most likely online all the time now that most stock trading platforms can already be accessed on mobile gadgets. It would be tough to avoid influencing your investing decisions with your emotions especially during these times when you see “red” numbers in your portfolio.

Again, I would like to address the attitude of new and young investors. You should accept the fact that you are not like the experienced investors and the hardcore active/day traders. Stop feeling like a veteran when you barely even crossed over your first year of investing. Continue reading You Said You’d Go Long Term So Stop Being Emotional

You’re So Young, Why Do You Fear The Market Keerekshen?

I have been noticing a lot of newbie (young in age, I mean) investors today acting as if they were trading and investing for the past two to three decades already.

Amidst the hallucinistic bull run, investors mix themselves up with seasoned active traders. They start to sound like they are rushing towards the finish lines of their lives.

This is especially true for those who started out investing just recently with a conviction that they will stick to their long-term investing strategies.

Just a few drop in stock prices, you will hear these: Continue reading You’re So Young, Why Do You Fear The Market Keerekshen?