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大家好，我是论坛新人，我想先从一个经典的错误开始。在我早期的时候，我持有一些中盘科技股的头寸，它开始对我产生不利影响。当时我那绝妙的想法，在强烈的否认情绪的驱使下，认为它只是“打折出售”，我应该摊低成本。于是，我把我的头寸翻了一倍，然后又翻了一倍，每次都说服自己我捡了个大便宜。
结果是，有时候下跌的刀子不是机会；它就只是一把下跌的刀子。我的“摊低成本”策略只是指数级地放大了我的损失。这是一次痛苦而昂贵的教训，让我学会了尊重最初的止损，并理解市场情绪确实可以比你的资本持续更长时间。现在，我对“摊低成本”的热情，就像我对根管手术的热情一样。
Many of us have been there. It's tough to distinguish a temporary dip from a falling knife, especially when emotions are high. What was your process for evaluating the company's fundamentals before you decided to average down?
Oh man, I've heard so many stories like this. It's so tempting to keep buying when something drops, especially when you think you've found a good deal. What made you finally decide to cut your losses?
Welcome to the forum! That's a painful but common lesson many of us have learned the hard way. It really highlights the difference between averaging down on a temporary dip in a strong conviction stock versus catching a falling knife.
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