“Never average losses” Jesse Livermore - David Paul : VectorVest UK
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- čas přidán 15. 07. 2024
- Nick Batsford, CEO of Core London is joined by David Paul, Managing Director at VectorVest UK.
“Never average losses” Jesse Livermore and more rules to keep you ahead of the stock market crowds
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RIP, David; you will be sorely missed. So grateful to have his content on YT.
Rest in peace Dr David Paul. You remain a Legend Forever
David Paul the legend
exactly, why is the moron interview cutting him off and trying to shut him up
Rule#27 Do not average losses. Do not average down.
that green screen is just embarrasing.
Cringey
Lol good call
Nice video
RIP Dr David Paul
True
This man is a gem
Can I average winners or will that mess with my odds?
Yes. You can add to your winners. Watch TOM Hougaard's video on it. He is David Paul's student
Buffett famously counseled “be greedy when others are fearful and fearful when others are greedy.” Doesn’t this suggest that investors should buy shares which are declining in price?
what if it keeps dropping?
Absolutely no.
Dont take it word for word but more as a guide to not follow the general reaction.
CORRECT but Warren Buffett is a master of discovering, focusing & targeting "quality" companies who's stock price is "undervalued" and has fallen way below its intrinsic value and therefore, buys when everyone else is dumping it...I believe David Paul is insinuating it's best not develop a bad habit of buying, holding & adding to a losing stock because you'll suffer from the dreaded "Opportunity Cost / Opportunity Lost" scenario...instead of wasting time on hoping/waiting for a loser to recover, you could've had the opportunity to buy winning stocks as opposed to losing ones.
Buy low sell high. Cut your losses, let your winners run. How to resolve this apparent contradiction?
You're buying equities near support levels and selling near resistance (or when upward momentum is lost). Buying at support gives you a better risk:reward than buying when the price is overextended. If the market goes against you, you cut losses when your stop loss is hit, according to your max %loss and position size.
If your entry is good, you should be at the beginning of a possible long upward move. Let it run according to plan, until it hits your target or loses steam. It's two sides of the same coin.
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Did he quote Wayne Rooney???
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