Quote from: nl247 on June 21, 2018, 09:21:09 AM

My point is there is no need regretting a moment you obviously cannot change but rather find ways to make amendments; which to me, would make sense buying at the dip when you feel there is enough room for the market to move upward later on, so you do not end up regretting not buying the dips later on.

Not everyone can be a trader, you could have sold, and the market kept moving up. This is real market and not knowing how to trade makes you a gambler if you make attempts on the market, so for me, it is either you learn how to do well as an investor or you learn how to do well as a trader than regretting moments you cannot change.

Well thought indeed. The thing is that we cannot know how things would happen how events will unfold and even as traders, we try to find possibilities and probabilities based on what we see and then trade it while taking huge risks.

This is a market, nothing is certain but there is so much goodies that awaits with future development and rather than focusing so much on what one did not do in the past, we should be focusing on what we should do now to enjoy the future benefits which I hope most people should have learned now and which you also have pointed out.