This looks so much like recency bias. It looks like most people are feeling they missed out too much.
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Createwealth8888
Tuesday 9th of October 2012
My investment mistakes are my views:
1. I think it is just pullback. No problem.
2. No worry. It is is just correction.
3. Why scare? It is bottoming soon.
Biggest mistake is to keep averaging down on the same old stocks till some of them went to Hell and some till now never really recover.
Worst thing to happen to retail investors. Sitting on load of losing stocks and at the same time be eroded by inflation.
Drizzt
Saturday 13th of October 2012
hi uncle CW, i think u cannot say that for all. had you use your example of KepCorp, it would have done ok. But what about Biosensors and LMA? hard to say. it all boils down to conviction and research.
My biggest mistake: Gutless at the wrong time.