The Psychology of Trading, page-40

Thanks. I absolutely agree that making efforts to be rational and grounded during such a prolonged rollercoaster ride of emotions is so important. Remembering that anything could happen, be it positive or (heaven forbid) negative, when we are invested in a speculative stock and accepting this fact. We knew there was risk when we bought in, and without risk there is no reward but there is also a chance of some form of failure.

My favourite saying is "only worry about what you can change" and at this point we can't change anything so what will be will be. Let's all get some sleep like we know SI needs and focus on other parts of our life that may need attention, like friends and family, festive gift selection and overgrown nose hairs.