I am a conservative investor. I would prefer the steady approach of compounding and dollar cost averaging. High risk and high reward may also mean high pain if it doesn't work out. As it is, I do buy quite a bit of HK/ China stocks where their lot size can be quite big such as 500 shares per lot for BYD. Each lot bought would require quite a significant capital such as buying I control risk by buying only good stocks at value prices. so, I normally would not cut loss but would choose to average down as it would be easier to recover later. It is inportant to assess if fundamentals have changed or it is simply macro factors such as trump's tariffs which usually give temporary pain.
I have to admit that with current market volatility, I have taken to trading a little. I buy good stocks or had averaged down when the prices went down on liberation day. I have since taken profit on some as I expect volatility to continue. Afterall, trump has only provided a 90 day relief for most countries so we can expect more pain to come. Of course, I could be wrong as trump is notorious for being unpredictable and flip flop. Let's see. I think it is better to have a little profit than to be a bag holder. I will evaluate again when the time comes.
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