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Be cautious: resist hype, lock in disciplined exits
I didn’t sell, tempted by a 100k lure, and then ended up selling at $1500.
My take is that emotions and price targets can mislead timing decisions. The key takeaway is to stick to a predefined plan and avoid letting hype or optimistic targets derail execution. If you’re confronted with a tempting price, it’s crucial to have clear triggers and risk controls to prevent premature or inconsistent exits.
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Analysis
The message reflects a cognitive bias where investors chase extreme targets (e.g., 100k) and later regret not selling at more favorable levels or, conversely, sell at a disappointing price ($1500). Th...
Recommendation
Actionable steps: (1) Establish a fixed exit plan with both stop-loss and take-profit levels to prevent emotional exits. (2) Use logical price milestones rather than hype-based targets; align exits wi...
Disclaimer
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