When you enter into a position, take a 3-6 months view

Eric Seto

8d • General discussion

When you are entering a long term position, it is important to not overreact

The market goes up and down 50/50 of the time

So if you are entering into the market right now, you are probably still a bit early.

That's fine as long as you understand that Feb is usually down and Mar / Apr is when things turn around

So when you enter into a long term position, you need to give the market room to breathe

Expect to hold for 12 months (which is not really that long in the world for investing)

But you should get positive results in 3-6 months

This is different from monthly passive income options, where you enter into trades with an expiry date of 30-60 days.

Cheers,

Eric

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Eric Seto

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