OLC's stock had been sliding for a while. As a contrarian, I could not ignore it, so I clicked “buy.”
I bought OLC
I thought the price had finally become buyable, so I bought. The next day it fell further and I was underwater. So I told myself I was now buying cheaper than yesterday and clicked again—averaging down. After repeating this over and over, the position finally turned positive. Who knows what tomorrow holds.
一気に買わず日を分けて買う癖があるの・・
Summary
It is a classic contrarian pattern: buy, then watch it fall again, over and over. It wears on the mind, but I think that is where you have to endure. KAZUKIN is a coward, so I tend to buy in portions over several days instead of all at once, and regretting later that “I should have bought it all at that moment...” is also part of the fun.
KAZUKIN Rating
- 🛒 Persistence in averaging down — ★★★★★
- 😅 Courage to buy all at once — ★☆☆☆☆ (habit of splitting it up)
- 📈 Eventual turn to profit — ★★★★☆
- 😌 The joy of “I should have bought it all” regret — ★★★★☆
- 🎢 Mental ups and downs — ★★★★☆
This article is KAZUKIN's personal opinion and record. Share prices, earnings and holdings mentioned here are as of the posting date and may have changed since. It is not a recommendation to buy or sell any particular stock, and it does not guarantee future profits. Please make your own investment decisions.
The illustration is an image based on KAZUKIN's imagination. It has nothing to do with any real facility or company.