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TRANSGAMING INC. V.TNG

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TSXV:TNG - Post by User

Post by BigTiNG21on Aug 25, 2014 6:39am
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I invest for Earnings Potential - Big Money Knows also

I invest for Earnings Potential - Big Money Knows also

Long-term earnings potential ( a Forward Looking Stance .....unlike Q results which rare akin to looking in the Rear view Mirror.....you wouldn't drive your car looking in the Rear View Mirror - what ensures you get to your destination is your efforts of Looking For what's in front of you....that ensure you get to where you are Going)

Then we Have

Stock prices can also be driven by what is known as herd instinct, which is the tendency for people to mimic the action of a larger group. For example, as more and more people buy a stock, pushing the price higher and higher, other people will jump on board, assuming that all the other investors must be right (or that they know something not everyone else knows). There may be no fundamental or technical support for the price increase, yet investors continue to buy because others are doing so and they are afraid of missing out. This is one of many phenomena studied under the umbrella of behavioral finance




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