In the afternoon, I closed my positions:
What if the unit price were to go higher?
I would congratulate those who are still holding.
Won't I feel any regret?
I might complain about it a bit but it would probably be in jest.
What?
Why won't I feel any remorse?
I always try to remember my motivation whenever I initiate a position.
If the outcome matches my motivation, that is good enough for me.
Why should we feel sad if things turned out well in the way we had hoped they would?
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Good for you AK! I bought at 0.775 last week and was not expecting this run up. I kept it for the 9.1% yield.
ReplyDeleteCongrats Ak!
ReplyDeleteYour crystal balls are power. Another XX,XXX for you. Huah ah!
Hi Apex,
ReplyDeleteWe should all stick to our plans to sleep well at night. ;)
Hi OT,
ReplyDeleteWah! Long time no see! ;p
Aiyoh, no lah. Where got so much? Only $X,XXX.
Just a small trade. :)
any idea whats the reason for the spike up?
ReplyDeleteHi Matilda,
ReplyDeleteI have no idea but I trade based on what I see in the charts (i.e. using technical analysis). :)