It’s really difficult to achieve non-attachment and no hindrance, especially in investing where feedback is especially rapid.
For example, you are optimistic about a target, through various research and analysis, then buy in, only to get deeply trapped. What do you do at this point? Doubt or continue to believe?
Because both doubt and belief are supported by plenty of evidence, this also involves the issue of position allocation. Even with a strong conviction in a target, you need to properly allocate your holdings; otherwise, you will feel very uncomfortable.
Truly achieving independence and freedom in the field of investing can definitely lead to significant results.
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It’s really difficult to achieve non-attachment and no hindrance, especially in investing where feedback is especially rapid.
For example, you are optimistic about a target, through various research and analysis, then buy in, only to get deeply trapped. What do you do at this point? Doubt or continue to believe?
Because both doubt and belief are supported by plenty of evidence, this also involves the issue of position allocation. Even with a strong conviction in a target, you need to properly allocate your holdings; otherwise, you will feel very uncomfortable.
Truly achieving independence and freedom in the field of investing can definitely lead to significant results.