It is always better to avoid hyped stocks and desire to double your money in no time.

Wait for the price to come to your desired level, and then buy it. If it goes down further, buy more.

If the buyers believe that they can sell assets to other buyers at a higher price, then the purchase price becomes irrelevant.

There is an excellent characteristic of stock investment that it can only go to zero.

If an increase in price makes you happy, surely a price drop will make you sad.

If you have a farm and you have a bad year, nobody quotes your farm 50% below its actual intrinsic value. But in stocks, this does happen and happens very often.

Once you have a plan, always invest within the boundaries and parameters of your plan. Never bend your rules to accommodate your guts.

Never bend your rules to accommodate your guts.

Markets can be volatile from time to time; however, stock prices follow earnings accumulation over the long term.