₦airaland Forum

I hereby accept the blame for the."killing" of the monthly debates, though if Jarus had not resigned the debates would still be "alive".

@Ernie2007: I think that's very bad advice. If you sell stocks when they are rising and expensive, and sell when they are falling and cheap, you will always lose money on them. That's basically buying high and selling low.

@val_dubem: buying or selling a stock should not be based on whether its price is rising or falling. It should be based on its true value.

If a stock is falling because the financial results of the company and your analysis indicates that the company is worth less, then you should sell immediately after your analysis leads you to that conclusion. Don't wait for the price to decline before selling it.

If a stock is falling because it was overvalued in the past during a stock market bubble, then you should sell immediately once the bubble is popped. Don't wait for the inevitable decline of the stock price before selling. If the stock price has already fallen below the true value of the company, then you should wait until it recovers.

If a stocks price is falling and your analysis suggests that there is no good reason for it to be falling, and that the stock is undervalued as a result of the decline, then you should probably buy more of the shares if you're sure of your analysis.

Determining a stock's true value is necessary before making any decision on whether to buy or sell.

@76naira and @a1solution: if you have nothing to add, you should just click the 'like' button.

Create one thread in the politics section for Nigerian Military affairs and one in foreign affairs for foreign military affairs.

Why not create a thread in the foreign affairs section for this?