Agreed, so what the heck, but I also want to hold some stocks well into retirement. 100% is not enough for retirement. 👍😁 I have yet to gain that trading experience. So you're looking more at resistances, support, some cyclicality for example when it's over a longer period, but you don't look much at the news around the company as such?

That's what I'm trying to do too, that's why I'm glad what a slump last year was, it's just a shame I didn't have more capital. Right now there's not much on big tech right now I find, all high, so I'm just buying reits, so hopefully I won't miss the "train" in big tech.

Jasan I understand, I avoid ATH too, but sometimes it just kind of gets away from me when it goes on and on you know. But as you say, there's always a correction on everything, it's probably just about being patient and waiting it out. Otherwise, I enjoy the trade too, just don't have that much time for it yet, but hopefully that will change in the future.

But is that still DCA?

I see. Thanks for the opinion and how do you view the prices that are now in the big ones? Do you have them as DCA or are you waiting for lower prices?

Yeah, I get it. I'll admit that for me specifically it's harder because I didn't have much of a strategy to begin with, I just wanted to invest because it made more sense to me than having money in the bank. Over time it became a hobby and a deeper meaning. And now, I just sometimes hesitate on positions where I have a nice low purchase price and profits, while at the same time calculating that I will hold the company for years to come and believe in its growth. As you say, if one has that thought, I guess why not, buy continuously on and then sell and collect profits as well. Thanks😊 Do you have any companies where you do that?