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03-27 22:58
$iShares Silver Trust(SLV)$ Trimmed position at minor profits 
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03-26 21:36
$iShares Silver Trust(SLV)$ Bought the dip for market swing trading 
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03-26 10:36
$FUFENG GROUP(00546)$ Bought the dip for market swing trading 
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03-25 15:30
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03-25 12:48
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03-25 12:44
Trimmed position at minor profits 
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03-25 09:41
$JIANGXI COPPER(00358)$ Trimmed the position at minor profits 
$NVO 20260327 50.0 CALL$ Covered call for collection premium 
$BABA 20260327 150.0 CALL$ Covered call for premium collection 
$YMM 20260417 10.0 CALL$ Covered call for collection premium 
$XIAOMI-W(01810)$ Bought the dip for market swing trading 
$iShares Silver Trust(SLV)$ Bought the dip for long term investment 
$Lion-OCBC Sec HSTECH S$(HST.SI)$ Bought the dip for market swing trading 
$Genting Sing(G13.SI)$ Bought the dip for long-term dividends 
$JIANGXI COPPER(00358)$ Bought the dip for market swing trading 
$HISENSE HA(00921)$ Bought the dip for market swing trading 
$PAX GLOBAL(00327)$ Bought the dip to dilute my holding cost 
Management character is one of my primary criteria for deciding when to cut losses on a declining stock. If the management team consists of upright individuals, I am willing to give the company more time to navigate challenging market conditions. I typically buy stocks on the 'left side' of the chart; as a result, holding paper losses at low P/E levels is my standard investment approach.
@koolgal:🌟My biggest trading weakness is a classic: I am a world class "Bag Holder", treating losing stocks like stray puppies that just need more "time" and "hope" to get back to breakeven. Warren Buffett has a blunt warning for those of us caught in this psychological trap: "Selling your winners and holding your losses is like cutting flowers and watering the weeds". How do I plan to fix this trading weakness? 1.  The "Hard Stop" Divorce:  Setting a stop loss at entry. If the price hits the line, the relationship is over. There is no "we can work this out" talk. 2.  The "Blank Slate Test":  Ask the question -  'If I didn't own this weed today, would I buy it?". If not, it is time to cut it off. 3.  The "Flower" Pivot : Moving my capital from the stagnant weeds into
$COSCO SHIP HOLD(01919)$ Closed position for profits. Forward dividend yield 5.8% after tax, I quested 7% above for this cyclical industry.

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