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| Subject: Re: Percentage Trailing Stop Tranches for IVV | Date: 4/16/2020 6:46 PM | |
| Author: DopplerValue | Number: 3816 of 3816 | |
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The stop loss order is one of the worst ideas ever in the history of finance. It's also a contradiction of what this board is about. Why are you selling just because the stock price declines? It's likely an even better value at a lower price. You should be selling because your stock has risen to your estimate of intrinsic value or because you see the fundamentals deteriorating. If you can't handle a measly 10% correction, you shouldn't be in stocks. Even Berkshire Hathaway stock (the REAL blue chip) gets corrections. |
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