Since Knowing Drawdown & Risk Tolerance Money Only Profits
Since Knowing Drawdown & Risk Tolerance, money has come in.
(Read, please. Try to be as short as possible.)
It's not hard to profit, but it's really hard.
"How much loss can we bear on the way?"
Because then the right choice and homework will be more important, right?
📉 Drawdown = During our portfolio, the highest losses incurred in the portfolio (from peak to bottom).
🧠 Risk Tolerance.
The level of volatility that "our hearts really" accept is not what is beautifully written in the green port, but when the red port is known.
For example, "There is a lump sum of 100,000 baht (one year back)."
Type 1) ALL IN: VOO (S & P500 ETF)
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Along the way, the port is abbreviated to about -17% (DD 1 year).
→ 100,000 to 83,000
If not sold, do nothing. At the end of the year, the port is 118,000 baht.
✅ Gain + 18%
Type 2) ALL IN: TSM (Stocks)
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Along the way, the deepest abbreviated port is about -36% (DD 1 year).
→ 100,000 to 64,000 is a lot.... 😂 but
If not sold at the end of the year (if held) port 162,000 baht
✅ + 62% profit
Finally, leave the story: (Mathematics of recovery)
The key is, "Leg down, port down, percentage down, but leg up takes a lot more force" to get back to the same place.
Sample principal 100,000 baht:
- Negative -17% (VOO): 83,000 money left, must make a profit + 20.5% to equal the capital.
- Negative -36% (TSM): 64,000 money left, must make a profit + 56% to equal the capital.
- Negative -50% (critical): The remaining 50,000 must make a profit of + 100% to equal the capital.
❗ I used to ALL IN RKLB for $6.2, haha, but at that time it was $6 down to $4, this is -30%. I think I'm brave to do. In summary, sell it. Hahahahaha 🐷 to the children of the grandchildren, ordained, haha.
High returns, but... if the heart can't get the drawdown,
Finally, it will sell to the bottom, and then we will continue to sell.
Really, a good port. Probably not the most profitable port.
But it's the port that we "can actually hold."
Understanding the risks you take is important.




















































































































