I went to sell a share the other day as it was sinking faster than the titanic (will not name names!) and thought, well done and dusted. With the money I went on spending spree hoping to recover the loss I made.
Checked my holdings statement this am and nearly fell of my chair. Correction, did fall off my chair!. I was worth so much I was wondering if I missed something and was getting really excited. Started checking as you do only to find I bought the titanic, rather than selling it. So with double trouble on my hands I broke out in a sweat only to find it had recovered quite nicely. I made a modest profit on the second parcel and decided to keep the first afterall.
Still this should never happen, could be a disaster, sure others are far more careful than I was but...has anyone else made such a stupid mistake?
anyone else ever make stupid mistakes
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