You buy and price falls you sell and price rises.
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The Perennial Investor's Dilemma: Buying High, Selling Low
Summary
Ever find yourself buying stocks only to watch prices plummet, or selling right before they soar? You're not alone. Let's explore how to navigate this common investing challenge.Keywords
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Investors frequently share tales of frustration: "I bought shares in XYZ Company at ₹2200, only to see the price drop to ₹2000." Similarly, others lament, "I sold at ₹2000 and later watched it climb to ₹2400, missing out on a potential ₹400 per share."
Strategies for Success:
1. Buying at Lower Prices:
If you have confidence in a company's fundamentals and future, consider buying more shares when prices drop. By doing this, you can lower your average purchase price.
2. Reserve Cash:
Divide your investment capital into two halves. Use only 50% initially, keeping the other half ready. This way, you can invest more if stock prices fall.
3. Selling Wisely:
If you own 200 shares of XYZ Company, bought 100 at ₹2200 and another 100 at ₹2000, and prices rise to ₹2400, sell only 100 shares. This keeps you in a position to benefit if prices continue to rise.
4. Avoid Selling All at Once:
When selling, consider parting with just 50% of your shares. This strategy allows you to capitalize on further increases.
The Golden Rule:
Always conduct your own analysis before investing. Choose companies with strong track records, preferably those consistently paying dividends. This reduces the risk of investing in loss-making businesses.
Experts emphasize the importance of stock analysis but often don't explain how. Stay tuned for my next article, where I will delve into evaluation techniques using financial ratios and company track records.
Note: If you're not in India, please convert the currency to your local one to better understand these strategies.
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