Dear all,In 2017, I first started buying stocks πΉfrom the stock market. After going through recommendations, advertisements, and suggestions, I bought some shares of a penny stock πͺ that I believed to be a winner, or to be more precise, a multibagger. However, the stock price started to decline π. After some time, I bought some more shares of the same company and tried to average down. I waited again, but the share price declined further. Being an optimist, I again bought some shares of that penny stock. And again, the price declined further. Now, I stopped ✋ investing any further and also did not sold the shares. Hoping that some day it will give positive returns and I will be able to recover its value.
Ultimately, the investment became a loss-making one. This term came from the British and French governments' decision to continue funding the development of the Concorde supersonic passenger jet, even after it became clear that the project was not economically viable. Here are some tips for avoiding the sunk cost fallacy: π΅️ Set clear investment goals and objectives. ✍️ Regularly review your investments and make adjustments as needed. π«‘Be willing to admit when you have made a mistake. π±Don't be afraid to cut your losses. The sunk cost fallacy is a common cognitive π€―bias that can lead to poor decision-making. By understanding this fallacy and being aware of its triggers, you can avoid making costly mistakes in your investments. **One Video π₯ I Enjoyed**Still remembers the old day when I used to avail the Platform No. 9 for catching the train to New Delhi from this station. And this documentary will give you the insights about this place. India's Largest Railway π Complex: Howrah Junction . Link π - [https://youtu.be/IbsWW6Ln42M] **Two Tweets π¦ I Enjoyed and Liked**This is hilarious as well as very creative. Check out the worst UI intentionally made for fun. Link π - [https://twitter.com/volodarik/status/1657755496852475906] "A multitude of bad ideas is necessary for one good idea." David Perell lists out 28 of his best maxims for writing Link π - [https://twitter.com/david_perell/status/1701970638489993238] **Three New Websites π I Enjoyed and Liked**
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