RE:RE:RE:Wow, WTI up to $53.48, $1.30 higher than the close. Exactly selling into a run is never a bad move and the CEO's, and profitable investors, know this. THERE ARE ALWAYS RUNS EVERYWHERE EVERYDAY. Never fear missing out ie. never FOMO! That comes from a position of scaricity but with the market there's always an opportunity. When the market rallies there are always long positions when it drops there are always shorts. Hope is not a reliably profitable strategy. Using emotional statements trying to make everybody feel good with words, while completely ignoring price action, is outrageously reckless and ignorant. For example by saying things like oh don't worry things will turn around they usually do etc. this is lame loser speak. Hope (of an OPEC agreement as an ex) being the underpinning of their investment philosophy.
Always remember what matter's is why? Why will XYZ rally tmr? Why will oil drop tmr or next week? Why will shorts be squeezed? It's total useless garbage, unless you have a proven track record, to make a statement like shorts will burn etc without any justification as to why ie. Bidgstar the one liner douche who waffles back in forth based on zero justifiable WHY underpinning.
I've said this to PROlapse that being right for the wrong reason is the same as being lucky or UNlucky13.
Luck or hope is not never reliable long or short term strategy.
Oneitis or one direction will get you roasted. I'm so scared about mssing the run. lol Who bought CNAT on the pre-market support levels today and sold into the run? Who saw PIR was an earnings winner last thursday and bought dips $8? Who sees the volume dropping on CGC and price action fading into the closing and the fact that they were CAP valued @ 1 billion at the peak with only 10 million in revenue and thereby shorted the rallies?
Who is going to buy FRED tmr @ $20?