RE:dont I will absolutely tell you that I don't shiver or get bothered by it.
If I did, I would have sold many many times by now, and went back into blue-chip dividend investing.
If you have seen this over and over and over again, and it always plays out well for you, why would you be concerned? That isn;t to say that history exclusively repeats itself, but some things have a way of working out when you work them the way they were meant to be worked.
My Pyrogenesis holdings are WAAAAAY green overall, but have been WAAAAAY red in the past. When they were WAAAAAAY red, I bought more, averaged down, and now have a much larger holding then I did because of it.
When you have put hundreds of hours into studying a company, and realy put energy into understanding it and knowing it's potentials, strengths, and weaknesses, then share price fluctuations are no longer a bother, as they merely present buying opportunities(and in some cases, selling opportunities).
1 - Find a GREAT company
2 - Become an expert on this company
3 - Buy into this company at a discount to future business value
4 - BE PATIENT
5 - BE PATIENT
6 - BE PATIENT
7 - Sell when they no longer have a bright future to your liking.
Cheers!
sparky5 wrote: tell me that all you longs dont shiver when the S.P. goes in the red,which is doing that a lot latley...specially the ones with the no. of shares that some of them say they have...i am not selling any of my couple thousand shares.