RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Back in 5m uptrend. I see a huge reversal! LolTouran77 wrote: Ghostinthedark wrote: Dolt, I am 63 years old, trained at University in business analysis, stock trading, charts, technical analysis..
You won't come clean kid.. But I know, based on your posts, that you are a bag holder...
I AM NOT...I think that says enough about your credibility...
Quite frankly, you and the other kids on this board amuse me, as I watch the stocks and trade...
If you had been more than a month on the board, you would know that I have a long position and not afraid to say it. This long position was bought in the Covid dump and is in an account that I won't touch until I retire. My average in that account is 2.80 (0.70$ presplit) and not afraid to share it.
What you don't know is that I have been swing trading with Hexo since May 2020 (yeah a really happy Hexo's investor :p) and my swing positions are way bigger than my long position, it changes everyday but somewhere around 80% swing trading and 20% Long.
I think the only one that didn't realise yet that you are the clown on this board is yourself.... now that I know you are 63 I feel really bad for yourself.
GLTA
Tonto
Ghost... you do not realize that things change all the time in the markets... here is what has changed in the last few years... younger investors are researching more and they understand the short-game, as proven on GameStop. Younger investors are also using Social Media platforms now to support companies they decide to put their weight behind as proven with AMC where the CEO of the company activity engages with Retail Investors for business decisions through Twitter
What Retail can do to Hedge Funds is not fully appreciated yet but it is starting to be seen.
HEXO could very well be the next stock that makes headlines in a very favorable manner for those younger (and well researched) investors that changes the net wealth of Hedge Fund managers like they never imagined possible.
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- Well researched and Long on HEXO.