RE:RE:RE:Those that have done their DD...I agree that DD is super incredibly important, however in this case it is clear manipulation. some group has this thing by the balls, quite interesting to see. also what goes up fast comes down fast. to be honest i think it could go lower and around 16 would be a fantastic entry point. contrarily, this will definitely see all time highs in the near future. theres just not enough float for the small guy to win, you just have to ride the wave, which can suck at times and be great at times
tommeeboy wrote: alphabeta1 wrote: Yes doing DD is key but never fall in love with a stock.
There is nothing wrong with taking a profit and buying back.
This stock was traded up to $24.25 and now its is traded down to our current levels.
These traders are professionals while whoever is holding the bag are just amateurs who will learn their lessons.
Still looking for my entrance point.
Good luck.
Continuous DD, what's in the news, what are potential catalysts on the horizon near/mid/long term...these are the questions I ask myself.
Markets fluctuate based on numerous things, that's where emotions come into play. If the company is performing well and the catalysts are positive I'm sticking around. If that changes then it's time to re-evaluate. That's not the case at this point in time.