Comment by
Sugaree on Sep 23, 2021 9:59am
Hardly the case. More likely, short sellers cant find anymore shares to short, or find stop loss limit orders to keep hitting, so they can buy more shares to cover. Bottom most likely close to in, and they will start buying back up to cover short positions.
Comment by
Natgasbc2021 on Sep 24, 2021 3:23pm
made this mistake recently with VET had stop at 9.21... Near end of trading day the plunged it 10 cents in a hurry grabbed my 20k shares and then took it right back to 9.3 VET is now 10.9 fml
Comment by
Sugaree on Sep 24, 2021 3:54pm
I have said before on this board, those on here will know, never ever use stop loss limit orders, period. They are and institutional mechanism to steal shares from retailers. Sorry to hear, best never use them in future.
Comment by
Sugaree on Sep 24, 2021 3:59pm
My mistake, I have said that many times on the Nuvista board. I only recently stated posting here. But still the same, stop loss orders are for suckers.
Comment by
WsrThanWenYungr on Sep 23, 2021 3:31pm
No one buying equals no one selling. I got my shares about 5 years ago for about 60 cents a share. I've bought and sold bits of them a few times, but I'm not tempted to sell right now.