It goes with the territory of investing. Keeping your emotions out the decision making process is very hard to do, but it is something you must master if you are to succeed. Stick with your commitments. If the fundamentals’ haven't changed then why should your decisions.
I have made the most money on my investments when the market was driving the share price down for a stock and the underlying fundamentals didn't support the drop.
Made good money on Merck Vioxx panic sell off back in 2004 and Applied Materials in the tech bubble burst for these very reasons.
Don't let anyone scare you into doing something the fundamentals tell you is wrong.
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