One of the most dangerous habits in investing is becoming attached to a price. Investors say: "I'll sell when I break even." I'll wait until it gets back to my entry." "I can't take a loss now."
But the market doesn't know your entry price. It doesn't know where you bought. And it doesn't move to help investors feel comfortable.
Experienced investors understand: A good decision today should not depend on a decision made yesterday. Because the market rewards clear thinking, not emotional attachment.
🔑 Key Takeaway: Your entry price is history. Your next decision is what matters.
🧠 Practical Rule: Before holding or selling a position, ask: "If I didn't already own this, would I buy it today?" The answer often reveals what should happen next.
Systems over emotion. Conviction over noise.