RE:noloBlueChip9 wrote: You're not able to admit that you were wrong as a little teenager.
I really think you can't read. I've said it at least two times before that I would sell if things went south. And things went south. So I sold. That was my plan. Nothing secret about it. No surprises either. And now I'm moving on.
Selling a stock that's not performing as well as you thought it would
IS admitting that you were wrong. And it is recognizing it.
What's more mature: selling when things are not working or having piles of worthless shares in your account? Keep both hands on the bag, Gordo. That's what you do best.
Adieu