 | Cheap stocks can always get cheaper, particularly when the market direction is bearish.
Which is why I don’t “dumpster dive” when I invest and why I don’t try to catch a proverbial falling knife.
If you want to decrease your risk and increase your probability of success, wait for an uptrend to be in place.
If your investment thesis is correct, you can afford to be patient and wait for your moment.
Yes, you’ll miss catching the absolute bottom. But again, that’s fine. No one consistently calls exact bottoms in the bear market … not you, not me and not even legends like Warren Buffett.
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