Thanks for the series. Usually, people only post when things have gone well.
It’s good to see that, alongside the successful investments, there are OF COURSE always some positions that haven’t gone well. That’s not pleasant, but it’s completely normal.
You just have to weigh whether to leave the money in and hope for a recovery, or whether you don’t believe in a recovery and pull the plug.
It’s good to see that, alongside the successful investments, there are OF COURSE always some positions that haven’t gone well. That’s not pleasant, but it’s completely normal.
You just have to weigh whether to leave the money in and hope for a recovery, or whether you don’t believe in a recovery and pull the plug.
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@NichtRelevant You said it! At the end of the day, the bottom line has to add up. Especially when investing in individual stocks, you always have to factor in the worst-case scenario (total loss). It doesn't happen often, but it does happen …
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