I’m moving the discussion here, as it’s more relevant to this than the coffee room chat 
I’ll challenge your thinking a bit:
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Why a one-year timeframe, during which you can’t sell? If you buy a stock whose fundamentals change completely during a rolling year, it’s possible that you’ll be left with nothing in a bad scenario. (Finnair could serve as a good example from this year, compared to having sold when signs and effects of COVID-19’s severity began to emerge)
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I agree with this! Preferably even a little more than loosely
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This is not necessarily an investment strategy, because it only describes the past → not the future, which is the goal. (understandable as a diary entry!)
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I don’t know if those days are significant in any way, but a small break from the stock market certainly works well sometimes. You get extra time to study, research, and comb through reports
You can jump into the market, for example, when you believe you’ve found something that doesn’t reflect the instrument’s current value in the market.