RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Here it goesOkay last post for the day. Ofcourse its for monty. Lol.
monty, I did not say they dumped every single share, show me where I said that. A big sell off in a stock usually means big money is dumping. It is that simple. monty just proved my point, that some people will refuse to see any other scenario. I only have my experience to base my theory on. I have seen it all, I have seen this type of pattern and poster like monty many times with other stocks. example Tilray, stock has lost -90% from high, there are still poster that see absolutely nothing wrong and believe nothing has changed, even when you try to tell them what is wrong. It is nothing new to me but I have learned my lesson on how to spot and avoid such scenarios. Share price just hit another new lows today and right on cue, monty "nothing has changed, absolutely nothing." Lol. Lets just agree to disagree. But when you post, atleast take into consideration that some people might actually take your advise seriously. Some people can't afford to take a 10% loss, let alone a 50% loss in the last 3 month. Can you absolutely 100% guarantee this stock will be back to $10 or $20 in the future. You see how silly that sounds. And, Not everyone has free cash to throw away or sit on for the next 10, 20 or 40 years.
Once again, I am not here to tell anyone to buy or sell or hold, I am just here trying to provide MY OWN theory and analysis of what is happening to the stock and why it is happening. I let the share price do the talking. If share price was $12 right now, my rosy sun glasses would be on and trust me my post will be the complete opposite. The trick is to know when to put them on and when to take them off. I love the company, just not the share price at the moment. Once the bleeding and the down trend stop. I will be here buying and cheerleading it on. I think I have posted enough for this week. Btw, U.S. Markets are closed on Monday. Have a great weekend all. Cheers.
monty613 wrote: only because it's your theory and total speculation Bud. that is clearly not the only logical reason for WELL's price drop.
investors like Li Ka Shing don't dump everything based on technical weakness. his major investment in this company wasn't even 1 year ago. WELL has not materially changed *fundamentally* in the last few months. the balance sheet is strong, revenues are not at risk, the company is growing, etc.