RE:no stabilizationMoney lost, opportunity gone, mental deterioriation - that's a triple whammy. At some point you have to start asking yourself "how much is my time actually worth?"... 6 months ago would've been ideal. While you may have a couple thousand dollars and a 50-75% loss in PHM, it pales in comparison to the amount of time and energy you've spent rationalizing it to yourself. 1 year is a long time in the stock market.
wittmann wrote: A sell of a few k shares at close is enough to keep SP in the red..and the buyer was the same as the seller.Scotia..Just no interest in this company at all.No one even defends the steady decline.
So one can look at this company two ways....a tax loss for anyone that ever bought this company,or an entry point for a future upside.I think its the reputation of the past combined with US uncertainty ,combined with overall poor sentiment on health stocks makes it a triple whammy.
Doesnt appear to me to be a problem with this company,but the shareprice may not reflect reality.One can take that either way.