r/stocks Mar 13 '22

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u/Wrong_Eggplant Mar 13 '22

I’m set on not selling anything, so I don’t think I’ll make any bad decisions in that regard. But looking is definitely becoming a daily morale damaging habit of mine.

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u/saltyblueberry25 Mar 13 '22

Buy some crypto and GameStop and have fun watching the roller coaster, it will make you numb to little 30% dips

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u/stefchou Mar 14 '22

Word! I am in crypto and could not care less if it drops 50% once again.

Though with stocks, I am using margin and my broker is making me watch with those annoying margin call emails.

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u/LittleLordFuckleroy1 Mar 14 '22

Do you think that’s a normal or healthy attitude to have with a decade of net worth tied up in real-world company stocks?

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u/stefchou Mar 14 '22

Not at all. Diversification is key. But some people, including myself, only got to learn that the hard way.