HOW TO PROFIT PAW-SPEROUSLY FROM STOCKS IN THE YEAR OF THE DOG?

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Dear readers, wishing You and Family a Happy Chinese New Year! We are now in the year of the Dog. And so let us view investing in the year of the Dog to see what inspirations we can draw from.
First, we must understand a dog is a loyal friend of man. Going forward in the year of the Dog, ask yourself whether are you loyal to the stocks you are holding. Or are you loyal to a trading technique which has netted you some profits. These questions are important as consider the following. If you are too loyal to your stock portfolio to the point of not cutting loss and selling where you should, how will that affect your investment goals? Year 2018 is afterall seem as a more volatile year in general by many. Or if you are loyal to some value stocks to the point of buying more of these at corrected prices. Ask yourself whether if you are catching a downtrend instead?

Or on the other hand, if you are not loyal to a technique which has proven profitable consistently but keep changing techniques, how will it shape your investing strategies afterall by investing without a clear goal?

I would think in this year of the Dog being nimble (anothet trait of the dog) should stand investors in a better state than being loyal.
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