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If it's affecting you that much, you probably need to go with passive index funds for your health.

This question and other fear mongering questions come up often. I really don't know why most people don't just trade with an bot. It's not that hard. I have an algo with the tws api on IBKR and have a CGAR of 18% in the last 10 years. There are even 20+ free quantity strategies you can just copy from quantconnect.

If someone is still trading manually (buy and hold/voo and chill excluded of course), they are just are a easy target.

IMHO, if you're constantly checking on your most volatile stocks and it's causing you stress to the point where you are mentioning your health, you are above your risk tolerance and/or have too much invested.

There's also some degree of longer-term view; if you are trying to re-assess things every single day to the point of stop losses, you're going to miss out on some things that do well medium-long term because of a hyper focus on what they might do in the next day or two. I mean, if you are that concerned about the losses, what is the degree of confidence you have in what you own?

Also, with stop losses and this market, you could be taken out of a position on a headline only to have it rebound an hour later and you not be in it.

"I hate to wake up and be down by thousands."

There is "price of admission" level volatility with growth stocks, it's part of investing in riskier/more speculative companies. Can you have a % of your portfolio allocated to growth and another % allocated to far more stable/consistent/mature/etc companies as an attempt to bring down volatility? Portion of the portfolio looking for out-of-favor stocks with less downside? People get all upset at the mere mention because of high expense ratios, but there are some decent alternative strategy funds (managed futures, long-short, etc.)

Used them in the past. Not a huge fan because usually the stock will come back up if you’re patient. (Given it is a good company and not purely speculative)