I know how to build a portfolio or at least there are so many things I would like to invest in, trading. I enjoy it very much. But because! I have a big leak in the motor oil, I can't do anything but add more and stem the leak. I don't find it sensible to bother putting in gasoline when the fault is somewhere else.
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@Nove03 Mind you, this is not exactly the reasoning that should guide your choices. We all suffer from loss aversion, whereby instead of accepting a loss we hold a stock longer than we should or continue to accumulate in hopes of recovering. Stay sharp and try to build a diversified portfolio. Don't want to liquidate it? Put the cash on something else until $3350 becomes a marginal position and then decide. Otherwise, you risk losing money for a long time yet before you can see at least a break-even recovery.
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you have a point, however if I buy back down it is much easier and faster to break even and why not make gains. The liquidity is there but I don't want to make the initial mistake of buying a lot in one price range. I am trying to buy fractionally without excluding further price drops. To recover almost 7k is not enough for a well done MSCI 😬
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