I bought Punj Lloyd and Lanco Infra (in 2013 & 2014) at lower levels as I was greedy to earn more returns. I still hold both of them as I can remember that I wonāt have to do it again.
A thread on my mistakes in stock market so far. š§µ
I know many times I have boasted myself for doing well in stock market. Now let me share my blunders as well.
I bought Punj Lloyd and Lanco Infra (in 2013 & 2014) at lower levels as I was greedy to earn more returns. I still hold both of them as I can remember that I wonāt have to do it again.
I bought Suzlon first at 11 rs.and then kept buying on dips. Finally, I realized my mistake and sold it for no profit no loss after holding for couple of years. I was lucky enough to get my average buy price but learnt a valuable lesson.
I bought and held few businesses for a long period of time but I could not average them up as price anchoring bias was the reason behind not buying them again....
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