原帖由 mikeon88 於 2013-6-19 07:29 發表
單押一支的缺點就是這樣，
一旦押錯就陷入困境。


不必賣了，
以後記得要分散持股

原帖由 captain 於 2013-6-19 14:52 發表

--> 感覺mike的這句話裡面好像有玄機啊?!  呵呵

原帖由 mikeon88 於 2013-6-19 07:28 發表
Roland  於 2013/6/19 上午3:31 寫道：

Michael桑,
有一事請教不知方便不?我剛報名7月新竹班,也收到您寄的盈再表,因為最近在陪老婆做試管所以無法提早上課.因為之前都是我太太在買股票,又是獨買鴻海150張,累 ...

INTRODUCING MR. MARKET

To show his students how powerfully emotions are tied to stock market fluctuations, and to help them recognize the folly of succumbing to
emotion, Graham created an allegorical character he named “Mr. Market.” Buffett has frequently shared the story of Mr. Market with Berkshire’s shareholders.

Imagine that you and Mr. Market are partners in a private business. Each day without fail, Mr. Market quotes a price at which he is willing to
either buy your interest or sell you his. The business that you both own is fortunate to have stable economic characteristics, but Mr. Market’s quotes are anything but. For you see, Mr. Market is emotionally unstable. Some days, he is cheerful and enormously optimistic, and can only see brighter days ahead. On these days, he offers a very high price for shares in your business. At other times, Mr. Market is discouraged and
terribly pessimistic; seeing nothing but trouble ahead, he quotes a very low price for your shares in the business.

Mr. Market has another endearing characteristic, Graham said: He does not mind being snubbed. If Mr. Market’s quotes are ignored, he will be back again tomorrow with a new quote. Graham warned his students that it is Mr. Market’s pocketbook, not his wisdom, that is useful. If Mr. Market shows up in a foolish mood, you are free to ignore him or take advantage of him, but it will be disastrous if you fall under his influence.

“The investor who permits himself to be stampeded or unduly worried by unjustified market declines in his holdings is perversely transforming his basic advantage into a basic disadvantage,” Graham wrote. “That man would be better off if his stocks had no market quotation at all,
for he would then be spared the mental anguish caused him by other persons’ mistakes of judgment.”

To be successful, investors need good business judgment and the ability to protect themselves from the emotional whirlwind that Mr. Market unleashes. One is insufficient without the other. An important factor in Buffett’s success is that he has always been able to disengage
himself from the emotional forces of the stock market. He credits Ben Graham and Mr. Market with teaching him how to remain insulated from the silliness of the market.

原帖由 mikeon88 於 2013-6-19 07:28 發表
Roland  於 2013/6/19 上午3:31 寫道：

Michael桑,
有一事請教不知方便不?我剛報名7月新竹班,也收到您寄的盈再表,因為最近在陪老婆做試管所以無法提早上課.因為之前都是我太太在買股票,又是獨買鴻海150張,累 ...

原帖由 mikeon88 於 2013-6-19 07:28 發表
Roland  於 2013/6/19 上午3:31 寫道：

Michael桑,
有一事請教不知方便不?我剛報名7月新竹班,也收到您寄的盈再表,因為最近在陪老婆做試管所以無法提早上課.因為之前都是我太太在買股票,又是獨買鴻海150張,累 ...

原帖由 Yamazaru 於 2013-6-22 06:12 發表
2317跌到現在要減碼也不太對吧..沒甚麼玄機

主要是任何空頭都會有大小不一的反彈波動。

所以現在減碼反而容易殺相對低，只是2317其實不是很值得全壓。

反不如去買AAPL還比較有更高的勝算。

個人愚見。

原帖由 maomaosun 於 2013-6-22 10:07 發表

2317最近的一季淨值57……
如果來到了接近淨值、真的很值得投資
近來有多一點關注……
郭sir的金蛇出洞、關公祈福效應
可以看到嗎？！睜大眼睛看看。

原帖由 mikeon88 於 2013-6-19 07:29 發表
單押一支的缺點就是這樣，
一旦押錯就陷入困境。


不必賣了，
以後記得要分散持股

原帖由 kylechen1688 於 2017-8-4 16:26 發表
在2013年Roland同學陷入困境的時候, Michael一句"不必賣了".
...

原帖由 kylechen1688 於 2017-8-4 16:26 發表
在2013年Roland同學陷入困境的時候, Michael一句"不必賣了".
.
今天鴻海119還已經除完息了
不管同學有沒有持股至今天,
若沒有Michael當初的一句"不必賣了"
同學可能在壓力下砍在 ...