A). Don’t get swayed by the calls of others. A long-term investor should never take his cues from a short-term investor or a trader.
B). There is no one rational price for a stock.
C). Understand and act upon your own time horizon. Other people’s goals, motives, and time horizons are not your business.
D). You decide the rules of your game and stick to them.
E). Don’t be persuaded by the actions of other people; what drives them and what they want could be radically different from what you seek.
F). When it comes to investing, there is rarely a clear-cut right or wrong. It is just different perspectives.