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Showing posts with label Panic sell. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Panic sell. Show all posts
Saturday, 13 December 2025

"Do not panic when shares experience short-term movements"

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  The principle of "Do not panic when shares experience short-term movements" is the practical application of discipline and long...

"Do not panic when shares experience short-term movements"

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The principle of "Do not panic when shares experience short-term movements" is the practical application of discipline and long-t...
Tuesday, 25 November 2025

The Anxiety of Selling

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  Summary: A Disciplined Approach to Selling For value investors, the decision to sell is not driven by market panic but by a pre-defined, d...
Wednesday, 31 October 2012

Panic Buying

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What It Is: Panic buying refers to the purchase of a stock immediately after a sudden, substantial price increase. How it works/Example:...
Sunday, 12 February 2012

Waiting for the Right Pitch

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For a value investor a pitch must not only be in the strike zone, it must be in his "sweet spot."  Results will be best when the ...
Tuesday, 6 December 2011

The adage is that if you are going to panic, it's best to panic early. When did you last review your investments?

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Investments The stock market's ups and downs have spooked investors. One survey said that the majority of investors hadn't changed ...
Saturday, 3 December 2011

Why don't smart investors, seeing others panic and sell stocks, step in to buy them up at a bargain?

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First, it's very hard, in the midst of a crisis, to tell whether markets are acting rationally or irrationally.  Buyers refused to enter...

Lessons from the '87 Crash

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SPECIAL REPORT October 11, 2007 Lessons from the '87 Crash Enjoying the Dow's record run? Don't get too comfy. The market...
Wednesday, 23 November 2011

Equity investors: Don't panic!

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This week has heralded another sharp sell off in the stock market – but whatever private investors do they must not panic. When there is a...
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Thursday, 6 October 2011

PANIC SELLING: Almost every market crash is a result of panic selling.

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Panic Selling What Does Panic Selling Mean? Wide-scale selling of an investment, causing a sharp decline in price. In most instances of p...
Wednesday, 5 October 2011

Correction: CNBC Explains

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Correction: CNBC Explains Published:  Friday, 5 Aug 2011  By:  Mark Koba Senior Editor A correction may sound like it means something is ...

Capitulation: CNBC Explains

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Capitulation: CNBC Explains By:  Mark Koba Published:  Thursday, 4 Aug 2011 Senior Editor Traditionally, the word capitulation describe...