Many roads lead to Rome. I don't believe in "Never lose money".
I don't do much downside assessment, I don't aim for minimum losses. Losses to me is ok.
For me:
If the probable profit is much higher than probable loss, I buy. Else I don't buy.
If probable loss is higher than probable profit, I sell.
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