ここで売る←絶対やってはいけない　利確のタイミングなど売り時についてまとめました

Honestly, I can only manage about 60 or 70 percent of my losses, so conversely, it means that cutting your losses properly is really important. Books always say that cutting losses is important, right? Yeah, yeah, it can be scary and difficult, and you can't do it, but even now I still think that cutting losses appropriately is really important. A

loss is a negative, so you don't want to lose, right? That's right, so you tend to think that if you realize a loss, it means you've lost, but actually, you've already lost at the point of having a loss. And you want to think that it's not a loss yet because it's still a loss and hasn't been realized,

but in reality, if it's a loss, it has already become that value, so you should accept that it's a loss. After all, you bought it because you thought it would go up, right? If you bought it thinking it would go up, and now you have a loss, that means that the trade was wrong, so there's no point in

holding onto a wrong trade, so if it's wrong, you should cut it early and it would have been a profit. んが増めので、もう持ち込み So, the most

common thing people do is, when a stock they bought drops sharply and they end up with unrealized gains, they frantically look at Yahoo message boards and find some information that suits them, and they continue to hold onto it. And if they run out of money in their portfolio, they tend to sell the stocks that are in the positive and use

that money to buy more of the stocks that are in the negative. But what's wrong with that is that if a stock you bought because you thought it would go up is going down, then it's already over. And if a stock you bought because you thought it would go up is going up and you