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So … Are You Married To You Stocks?
By Create Wealth Through Long-Term Investing and Short-Term Trading  •  July 22, 2009
[caption id="attachment_3011" align="alignright" width="150" caption="Photo by Gnist'd"]Photo by Gnist'd[/caption] Are you married or will you marry? If you are married, surely I bet you won't like the divorce! So ... are you married to your stocks? If you are married to your stocks, I am betting that you won't like the divorce (SELL)! http://createwealth8888.blogspot.com/2009/07/time-in-market-or-timing-market.html <--- If you may want to read on Time In Market or Timing The Market The primary reason to buy a stock is to make a reasonably high rate of return on capital (ROC) at an acceptable level of risk to you. You have to determine what is your high rate of ROC and don't be too greedy? Once you have fulfilled the reason of buying , don't you think it is better to recover your capital as soon as possible. You can always buy back the same stock when you can't find better ones to buy. So how do you tell that you are married to your stocks and deeply in LOVE with them? 1. You love their dividends. You don't see any reason to ever sell this stock as the stock gives you such a good relative yield. You are madly in love and you don't even have target price to sell it to recover some or all capital. Read more...
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By Create Wealth Through Long-Term Investing and Short-Term Trading
I am 62 yrs old uncle living in HDB heartland who has achieved financial independence @ 56 and finally retired @ 60 from full-time job as employee on 1 Oct 2016. Single household income since 1995 with three children. Eldest son and daughter are now working and youngest son still in his 3nd year Uni in SUTD. I have been doing long-term investing and short-term trading in Singapore stock market only since Jan 2000 so I am that Panda or Koala in the investment world; but I am still surviving well in the wild. I am now executing my Three Taps solution model to maintain sustainable retirement income for life till 2038. Cheers!
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