Synopsis
If one were to assume that the street has a higher probability of being bullish than bearish, one thing which investors should focus on is committing fewer mistakes in this phase of recovery. Mistakes are an integral part of the learning curve on the stock market. But there are mistakes, and there are silly mistakes. Avoid or minimize the latter. How? Because it is mid-cap stocks that have got battered in the last two months, it is probably tough to think of them rationally. But it is important to do so if you want to make that extra bit of return for which all the risk is taken.
When we are close to a point where the probability of a recovery phase playing out has increased, it would be better to bring some stocks onto your watchlist and shed some fear. Shedding fear does not mean becoming reckless. Just stop looking at stocks with the bearish bias that six months of decline is bound to have created. Focus on just two things: Check if the business has a growth runway which is long enough to cover periodic bearish
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