RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Takeaction....not good adviceYou are absolutely right about that. I suppose the issue is that people have differing investing objectives and skills. My comment was aimed more at traders, who make incremental returns. Portfolio performance can be greatly enhanced by trading a part of a position. "Recovering" the difference between $1.48 and the new buy-in (somewhere below $1.30) is significant. This sort of market volatility allows for great "additional" returns. You need to be aware of the factors that will cause change of direction, even if only short-lived.
LoneWolf3579 wrote: Good to see you got your head back on......however, how about this as a scenario. Knwoing that a deal is imminent......today and possibly the next few days maybe the only chance to buy oil stocks at a good price....son any selling encouraged would allow for some to buy at a good price with the eventual pop. Today is a day for buying in my opinion