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My 2020 Scoreboard as of 20201113:



Year-to-Date gain of $41.2K or Php2.06M. :wub: :wub:



The analysis is,



the longer the down - the larger the gain :D


the bigger the down - the larger the gain :D



20201113


Current drop: -3.5%


Projected Surplus Gain at full recovery: $3.2K B)



20201009


Current drop: -6.0%


Projected Surplus Gain at full recovery: $2..7K B)



20200911


Current drop: -8.5%


Projected Surplus Gain at full recovery: $1.7K B)


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My 2020 Scoreboard as of 202011200:



Year-to-Date gain of 39.3K. :wub: :wub:



The analysis is,



the longer the down - the larger the gain :D


the bigger the down - the larger the gain :D




20201120


Current drop: -4.5%


Projected Surplus Gain at full recovery: 3.3K B)



20201113


Current drop: -3.5%


Projected Surplus Gain at full recovery: 3.2K B)



20201009


Current drop: -6.0%


Projected Surplus Gain at full recovery: 2..7K B)



20200911


Current drop: -8.5%


Projected Surplus Gain at full recovery: 1.7K B)


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Such an admirable mindset by MRROUGHSEX. You're happier when prices are down since stock is simply a small ownership of a business. If people are more willing to buy goods on a discount, then why the same phenomenon is not applicable in stock?!

You probably have read the Intelligent Investor multiple times to have that kind of discipline.

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Such an admirable mindset by MRROUGHSEX. You're happier when prices are down since stock is simply a small ownership of a business. If people are more willing to buy goods on a discount, then why the same phenomenon is not applicable in stock?!

You probably have read the Intelligent Investor multiple times to have that kind of discipline.

Thanks Bigb0y! That is why I am putting my projected gain in my posts to show that the longer the recovery takes, the higher the gain is. :)

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Non-Retirement



Adjust ko weekly target ko from 770 to 810 kasi I've been earning na from my earnings. This could also be a good interim adjustment as I prepare for my next year's weekly target of 1K.



My profit goal this year is 810 per week.


47 weeks so far this year so 810 x 47 = 38.1K Target Profit YTD


Actual 47 weeks Profit = +42.1K.


Analysis: +42.1K > 38.1K


Conclusion: MRS Beating the Target :lol:


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HAPPY THANKSGIVING TO GOD FOR THE BLESSINGS. :)



My 2020 Scoreboard as of 20201127:



Year-to-Date gain of 45.7K. :wub: :wub:



The analysis is,



the longer the down - the larger the gain :D


the bigger the down - the larger the gain :D




20201127


Current drop: -1.5%


Projected Surplus Gain at full recovery: 3.4K B)



20201113


Current drop: -3.5%


Projected Surplus Gain at full recovery: 3.2K B)



20201009


Current drop: -6.0%


Projected Surplus Gain at full recovery: 2..7K B)



20200911


Current drop: -8.5%


Projected Surplus Gain at full recovery: 1.7K B)


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20201127

Current drop: -1.5%

Projected Surplus Gain at full recovery: 3.4K B)

 

So my target gain this year is 42K with a surplus gain of +3.4 at full recovery which equals 45.4K.

 

Now that full recovery was achieved from the previous high back in early September, the actual gain is 50.8K..

 

As I said, celebrate when down, because:

 

the longer the down - the larger the gain :D

the bigger the down - the larger the gain :D

This only means if market goes down again, All the More the surplus gain at the next full recovery. :D

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