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yup, sounds familiar, been there and a regular as well [Facepalm]  [Facepalm]  [Facepalm]  if only I have a crystal ball that would show me the market beforehand, wouldn't that be nice [Sly]  [Sly]  [Sly] 



yup, dreaming again... [Happy]  [Happy]  [Happy] 



This kind of mental tug-of-war is different from procrastinating in everyday life. If you put off learning a new skill, you might just blame yourself for being lazy.



But when a stock you watched takes off without you, it feels like losing money.



Have you ever regretted not buying a stock — or buying too fast?






Do you believe decisiveness leads to better returns in investing?






In your opinion, what’s more important: quick action, or calculated patience?






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Is Being Quick to Act in Stock Market a Strength or a Risk?
You stare at a stock, tempted to buy. You don’t. Then it jumps. And you regret not acting sooner. A few days later, it dips again and you feel relieved you didn’t buy. But wait... doesn’t this emotional rollercoaster feel like you're still participating in the market even though you never made the trade? Have you ever regretted not buying a stock or buying too fast? Do you believe decisiveness leads to better returns in investing? In your opinion, what’s more important: quick action, or calculated patience?
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