Stop stressing about market fluctuations. If you are convinced of the soundness of your investments, hold them as long as possible.
While I understand the desire for quick wealth when trading on the stock market (who wouldn't want to get rich quickly and easily), it is worth reminding that ideally, you should hold an investment for a long time horizon.
Invest in what you can identify with and understand.
Only invest money that you can "afford to lose."
But know that you technically haven't lost on the investment until you've sold it.
Do you know what you're investing in??
Warren Buffet says: "Risk occurs when you don't know what you're doing." Interpret the quote as you wish. I interpret it as a lesson that one should not invest in something just because it's hot merchandise.
Do you have the nerves for it?
It has already been said that you can lose money and you are therefore aware of the risks. Information about the past performance of a financial instrument does not guarantee its current or future performance. Also, always remember that throughout your investment life you will experience drastic falls as well as powerful market rises.
If you are investing for the long term (which is the right approach), the less you are concerned with the current values of your investments, the better for you. In translation, don't stare at the stock price screen three times a day. Once a month is more than enough, and even that might be too much. Being informed won't bring you better results. On the contrary, it will likely make you more susceptible to emotional selling. And you don't want that!$BTC
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