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05/10/15
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Originally posted by Pythagerous
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Hi Ropoh,
Thanks for the reply and you are exactly right. I had no target price. Well I did have an upper target price of $1.00, however I didnt have a lower target price. This was one of the lessons I learnt, which combines with the lesson I learnt about making sure you listen to what the money is telling you, especially when it conflicts with your own beliefs, because money talks.
As for seeing someone, I have actually spent over 20 hours in the Psychologist chair over the past 12 months. I have never felt the urge to discuss my previous SDL experience, maybe because I have got too much other stuff going on at the moment, but more so because I have come to accept it, and I am now actually at peace with what has happened. In fact, In a weird way, I am actually happy that it happened. Had I of sold out at 60c, it would have given me a false sense of how easy things are, and I would not have learnt anywhere near as much as I have learnt now. So it would have given me a false sense of confidence moving forward into the future.
The reason why I still think about it every day, is simply because I am a glutton for punishment. I want to constantly remind myself of it every single day, so I don't make the same mistake again. I have also turned it around, and now use it as motivation.
Just in relation to Warren Buffett, I have seen some of your posts on the MLX thread, so I am interested to hear what your take is on Warren Buffett's opinion about gold, given that he doesn't invest in it.
Thanks again for the reply mate, and have a good weekend.
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On the other hand, it could happen one day (five years later), you may regret the selling decision. I do not say that your selling decision was wrong or right. Bottom line, when you had sold it, you should forget it. Past is past and let it go otherwise you will suffer whole life. Happiness or sadness is within you.