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Warren Buffett on how to tell if you should continue holding a falling stock: “…Don’t look at [the] stock chart…Look at the business.”

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This is the same lesson @Stockyvest posted this morning, and it's worth repeating until it actually sinks in. A falling chart tells you what other people think. The business tells you whether they're right. I've held through red months where the price said 'run' and the fundamentals said 'stay.' Fundamentals were right every time so far.

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If the business is fine, red days are sales

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The chart tells you what happened. The business tells you what happens next.

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