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Link marine here from 2070 we got main-net finally

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Am I just overthinking the stock market or something? I bought KHC when I thought it was done dipping and it just keeps going down. I know that in the end it's only a matter of whether or not the price goes up or down, but how does a person know whether the price will keep going up or continue going down? It's insane how many strategies exist for these two simple outcomes, and every time I try to look up information my search results are flooded with normie websites shouting BUY THIS STOCK BUY THIS DONT BUY THAT!!!!1 WARREN BUFFETT REEEEE!


Realistically, what do you guys use as a metric to find a company that is a good investment? When you find said company do you typically hold it until a percentage gain/loss, or just HODL even through the bad times? I bought KHC when it dipped and lost about $50 total on it, I don't really care about that but I want to know what I did wrong and how I can learn from this. Right now I'm listening to the intelligent investor while wagecucking, but a lot of what it teaches seems to run antithetical to the approach I see on /biz/ and here on SMG.

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