Quote from: red4slash on Today at 09:26:51 PM

Quote from: tiCeR on Today at 11:26:47 AM

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I like these words because it is a fact that for now it is not about principles, commitments or rules that are not understood but in the end there are some things that drive that cannot be controlled by the person himself which makes their planning and principles messed up slowly which makes them a little lost even though the initial intention was very good when they did it.

The fact in this case often happens to most people and it does not mean that they were wrong from the start but in the middle there are always disturbances especially in terms of emotion and mentality that make them lose control of themselves which makes them not think clearly which results in not a few people who eventually get lost in the middle of the road even though the initial intention and principles they uphold from the start are right.

Under certain circumstances, changing plans midstream may not always be considered a bad option for investors, especially holders. There are times when you don't have another option when you need money suddenly, at that time you can change the investment plan that you previously didn't want to touch and then sell some of it to solve the problem. If faced with an emergency, I don't think I should hold on to my holding assets, especially if it's just a last resort that will save me from worse problem.

It's not all about emotions or poor planning, but you should have a logical reason why you need to change plans. It's not a bad decision if the change of plan is done because of an emergency, but I think it would be very bad if you did it just because of lifestyle and public recognition.