RE: Good Stories Are Better Than Good Fundamentals

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I consider the news or public perceptions as part of my investing strategy when picking stocks. It's not that they really hold a lot of weight on my decision but I want to gauge how people perceive them at the specific time period and forecast where it leads. Not everyone is a smart investor and even if the age old saying of being fearful when others are greedy has been proven true for history, it will be bound to repeat itself.

If I can't help joining in the fomo, I just toss some money I'd be willing to lose. At least this is a better alternative than having the money be gambled on a casino (not a financial advice). Though I rarely do such a thing since I stick to a trading plan.

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I used to look at figures and read some news on a stock I like, but as of 2020, I feel like its better to just leave your brain at home and FOMO in with the herd, if you did do that this year you would have made some serious profit

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if you did do that this year you would have made some serious profit

This hits hard when good results happens against sound advice. I was told to stick to a trading/investment plan to have little regrets. But I do honestly regret not buying some BTC and ETH when both were at this year's dip. I had the money but I was hoping it to dip more and ugh. Oh well, at least I got some few regrets on it. I would hate myself more if I made more losses if I fomo.

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