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[tamaracktop]

Mxz123 wrote: Did you advise to set Stop loss in any of your post to rookie retailer investor while you persistently advised to buy,.. to save them their losses? Or did you keep that to your self?

Post by tamaracktopon Jan 10, 2024 12:22pm Exro $1.23

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Curious, and somewhat concerning

The January effect is the supposed seasonal tendency for stocks to rise in the first month of the year.

The January effect is said to occur when investors sell losing stocks in December for tax-loss harvesting and repurchase them after the New Year.

The January Effect is a tendency for increases in stock prices during the beginning of the year, particularly in the month of January. The cause behind the January Effect is attributed to tax-loss harvesting, consumer sentiment, year-end bonuses, raising year-end report performances, and more.

"There's been no sign of the January effect at all"



6 weeks earlier:

Post by tamaracktopon Dec 01, 2023 10:54am closed $1.48

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Perilously close to my stop

"Not a train stop, a stop-loss.

Very close to a year-long round trip.

I went long here last November 7th at $1.22.

It's since been to $3.05 and back, but not quite.

I hate round trips.

A lot of traveling to get where you started.

Maybe I'll get stopped out, maybe I won't. 

If I do, I'll probably be doing you all a favor. 

Personally, I'm still a 100% believer, but I'm not going to lose money on this."

It's been over two weeks now since I was stopped out at $1.22 on December 19th.

I haven't incurred any opportunity cost,... yet.

I don't invest is things I don't understand, hence I've never touched bitcoin.

I don't stay invested if I don't understand what a stock is doing either, hence I'm no longer on board here.

Personally, I can only point to the cloud overhead of an imminent financing as being the apparent cause of this floundering.

I think the stock will respond well once it's announced and the market knows the terms.

A bought deal is obviously highly preferable.

Either financing news or a development that ensures sustained and significant recurring revenues is probably what it will take to break out of this malaise.

If either of these scenarios come to pass, and if we see a real move on a few million shares, I'll be  the first one to jump right back in.

Even if the stock is much higher when I do."



Stopped out 6 weeks later