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Have you ever panic-sold something even though your original thesis hadn't changed? I have done this, and I'm curious how common it is. You buy something because you believe X. Then it drops 18%. Suddenly you're looking at the red number every few minutes, reading every negative comment, and thinking: "Maybe I should just get out." But sometimes, when you look back later, you realize the thing that originally made you buy hasn't actually changed. The price changed. Your emotions changed. The thesis didn't. That made me wonder: Would seeing your own original reasoning at the exact moment you're considering selling actually help?

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