May 27, 2008 · Leave a Comment
It’s weird. Today was my “lowest” positive day. A gain of $66 and I was disappointed. It’s weird how stock investing twists your thinking around. First off, when I have a down day, I can’t help but stress over it. I read articles, postmortems, commentaries, and I do so over and over and over. I hate down days. But I’ve also gotten used to a pretty high level of volatility in my portfolio. And that means, when the numbers go up, they really really go up. So $66 seems like a bust. Especially... [Read the full story]
May 27, 2008 · Leave a Comment
It’s weird. Today was my “lowest” positive day. A gain of $66 and I was disappointed. It’s weird how stock investing twists your thinking around. First off, when I have a down day, I can’t help but stress over it. I read articles, postmortems, commentaries, and I do so over and over and over. I hate down days. But I’ve also gotten used to a pretty high level of volatility in my portfolio. And that means, when the numbers go up, they really really go up. So $66 seems like a bust. Especially... [Read the full story]
May 27, 2008 · Leave a Comment
It’s weird. Today was my “lowest” positive day. A gain of $66 and I was disappointed. It’s weird how stock investing twists your thinking around. First off, when I have a down day, I can’t help but stress over it. I read articles, postmortems, commentaries, and I do so over and over and over. I hate down days. But I’ve also gotten used to a pretty high level of volatility in my portfolio. And that means, when the numbers go up, they really really go up. So $66 seems like a bust. Especially... [Read the full story]
May 27, 2008 · Leave a Comment
It’s weird. Today was my “lowest” positive day. A gain of $66 and I was disappointed. It’s weird how stock investing twists your thinking around. First off, when I have a down day, I can’t help but stress over it. I read articles, postmortems, commentaries, and I do so over and over and over. I hate down days. But I’ve also gotten used to a pretty high level of volatility in my portfolio. And that means, when the numbers go up, they really really go up. So $66 seems like a bust. Especially... [Read the full story]
May 27, 2008 · Leave a Comment
It’s weird. Today was my “lowest” positive day. A gain of $66 and I was disappointed. It’s weird how stock investing twists your thinking around. First off, when I have a down day, I can’t help but stress over it. I read articles, postmortems, commentaries, and I do so over and over and over. I hate down days. But I’ve also gotten used to a pretty high level of volatility in my portfolio. And that means, when the numbers go up, they really really go up. So $66 seems like a bust. Especially... [Read the full story]
May 27, 2008 · Leave a Comment
It’s weird. Today was my “lowest” positive day. A gain of $66 and I was disappointed. It’s weird how stock investing twists your thinking around. First off, when I have a down day, I can’t help but stress over it. I read articles, postmortems, commentaries, and I do so over and over and over. I hate down days. But I’ve also gotten used to a pretty high level of volatility in my portfolio. And that means, when the numbers go up, they really really go up. So $66 seems like a bust. Especially... [Read the full story]
May 27, 2008 · Leave a Comment
It’s weird. Today was my “lowest” positive day. A gain of $66 and I was disappointed. It’s weird how stock investing twists your thinking around. First off, when I have a down day, I can’t help but stress over it. I read articles, postmortems, commentaries, and I do so over and over and over. I hate down days. But I’ve also gotten used to a pretty high level of volatility in my portfolio. And that means, when the numbers go up, they really really go up. So $66 seems like a bust. Especially... [Read the full story]
It’s weird. Today was my “lowest” positive day. A gain of $66 and I was disappointed. It’s weird how stock investing twists your thinking around. First... [Read more]
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