i think the problem you have is similar to my problem and the same problem everyone else has.....it's called MOMO....
you can do one of two things,,,don't buy unless they're going up,,,then get ready to lock profits,,,because MOMO can go,,,but there's not usually staying power,,,,unless we're talking about a seriously good company---qcom, jdsu, for example.
the other thing is to pick good companies, buy them when they're value and have the conviction.
selling when they're down, and buying when they're up...that gets to be expensive. |
