.... Mike?Your first two replies were reasonable... but then you started mis-representing me.
Where did my post talk about "hopes and dreams?" Only yesterday I posted that there was a decent chance the SP would close lower today, and agreed that a retreat (in this case, to .17) is more often than not what happens eventually. So what's your problem with my post?
My (IMO) good-natured response to your "no confidence" post genuinely asked for a response, and if you had more a sense of humour you might even have ticked off the boxes that apply, serriusly, or with a little healthy self-deprecation, such as, "Yes, I am really a troll!"
Not that I am saying you are. Your earlier posts sound like you are just tired of carrying a paper loss. I suspect smart investors count on ego ruling the judgment of most retail investors.
Yiour slagging of hopes and dreams (because, sure that is me, but nt in these posts) is the most troll-like comment you have offered today. Might just be your own disappointemnt speaking...
But my point was, and remains... relax and look at the big picture. SP movements like this are mostly grist for the day-trader mill and the broker's pocketbooks.... and an oppuntiry to re-balance overweight or underwater with a little profit-taking (high) or dollar-cost averaging into the low.
What does the run to .225 on 15 million shares over three days say to you?
IMO:
[X] Bashers be dammed. This is the real deal and the market knows it.
[X] This is going much higher, eventually... so why not buy into the lows (wait for .17 if you are so sure) from the .215 you sold yesterday? And then sit on it. Why sell at .24 when 2017 is likely to offer .35 (and I am beign very conservative)?
And what dfoe the drop to .185 or whatever mean?
[x] more market games. You can play them, or get out of the sandbox and invest like the patient "dreamers" who make their own judgments about value and laugh (sadly) at the way so many people are so easily manipualted to doubt their own.
[x] Wherever the SP goes in the next weeks, the future outlook of this (these) companies is very positive, and the SP is likely to reflect it (maybe even with massive gains) not long after they rebrand as two fresh companies with outstanding equity, strong revenues, ample COH, and positive (or nearly-positive) bottom lines, or at the Q2 in May at the latest.
So you may think and do as you like, and don't need my permission. But try not to vent your irritation on others, eh?
GL--I hope your strategy works for you.