I misjudge a few things this weeks, and I suppose it's a good lesson to take.
DYL, I sold a quarter of my holding at 0.23. I thought it was a good price, as I bought them at 0.099. So it was like 150% profit, but then the share price went up to 0.31!
GIR, I sold out at 0.55 (bought them at 0.365), but the next day, it went up to 0.60.
PNA, I set my buying price at 0.29, but when it down to 0.29, I was a bit unsure and thinking that I could get it cheaper tommorrow. It never looked back since then, and now is sitting at 0.34.
MOL, same story as PNA
SDL, I had a chance to buy it on offer at 0.08, but did not take it. It went up to 0.11 on the next three days.
Lessons:
- Cut the loss, but let the profit go as much as it could.
- Stick with your trading plan, as nobody knows what's in store in the morrow.
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