Hemi (2)?, page-235

@moneygalore

I believe that time would be better spent educating yourself about trading, and psychology instead of "living" in this forum every day.

Last year, I had 6 months on JobKeeper because my position was stood down. I took the time to educate myself so that I can make more informed decisions, and cope with the emotional roller-coaster that trading/investing can provide. Aside from that, my marriage fell apart, and I accepted a redundancy for my role, finding another position elsewhere fairly quickly.

I stayed focused because I wanted to learn more on how to succeed financially by letting money work for me, instead of working for the money.

Again, it's just a suggestion, however, I believe there are better ways for you to use your time, but I guess that comes down to mental and emotional maturity.

These articles may help get you thinking differently... I don't post often, but I read every CNB post (along with others), and no one here wants you to harm yourself, and I'm fairly sure no one wants to keep reading the emotional roller-coaster of posts associated with your holdings of CNB. It sounds very much like you are out of your level of comfort with how much you have invested, along with the curiosity (read: envy) of others' holdings not helping the state of mind.

Race, don't chase.

https://medium.com/@CarpeNoctom/toshimokus-trading-tips-tricks-f0ff5cc38cc8

https://www.investopedia.com/articles/trading/02/110502.asp

https://www.investopedia.com/investing/selling-a-losing-stock/